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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-05

The pr0peoI % make them 10 all Their details The
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street, the corner
of Daupbn, the site formerly known as the Nepouiy
the kind in this city and where HOT COLD, SHOW
Err, VAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had at
al times, from O'Clock A. M. till 10 O'Clock p Hot
Gold or Shower Bath, 20 cents. myli 8m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-22

republic would soon b. broken into multitude OF petty
Sses, armed for mutus sgsfessions loaded with taxes
pa arsnIss ard leaders sesku sd agsins each Other
fforn lore ga powers insuled aud uamped aroa by the
dstssed ia spifii shy wound be ady 10 snbin
the absolute dominion II niisry adven and "a
render rss liberty Tor the saks repose Il tnpos.
sible 20 hook the n-eqnrnces that won evtshJ
an hem hear cold calculations about the
the Union and have Constantly IL ore us liue OF
duct 80 we'll Gale llted to weaken It's ties.
mach al stake 70 allow pide OF pas Ion to
auence yoF decision Never for hneni believe Tia
The great The citizens Of any STATE or STATES ae.
hsIalriy tote nd ID They may under the iphn
pof ~ excitement or misgudcd opntlus com
iti kcs they 10 mise. Tor tiIhs ny me shs
gssl,ons OF seli-itrest Lui ia community ~ skhrneu
and atroc as the people unlted states. aguarnl
soon make tn seusbla at their errors, and, whei'
vineed they wl he ready % Tepsir them they pave
higher better no ions 10 govern theli thty wi a.
just hers, They hope 70 receive justice A. the'f
hands - &a#.8L#aH
This is the language OF one whom deIaction itself
da TO charge with want OF love tor his coun.
try. II is for you to profit by his teaching j,
My duty, fellow citizens, is now discharged. i nave
not followed the example OF those who have arfagned
for trial. by INDUCING in the use OF harsh eptets or
opprobrious terms. have fell no wish TO retailae,
Most OF them honest most OF them are patriotic; and
lives 10 others may well induce suspicion OF corruption
in themselves, can afford 10 lei them pass unnoiiced
The adder is harmless when its fangs are drawn.
neither feel anger nor wish TO excite il in yo0 On The
contrary | commend TO you the advice OF Mr.. JefeI
son;
there be any among who would wish TO dissolve
this Unlon, cnage Us republican character lei ue
error Of ouon may be tolerated when reason Is left Tree 10
combat IL /" a.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-22

We cordially concur in opinion with the Huntsville
Advocate Oh the merits Of The following speech II is
gshed BY all The ability and eoiuence Of the
s,or from Alabama II is particularly valuable for the
facts which i exhibits and the accuracy Of rs conelu
sons; .nasasl 81 gt4ab sax faas te s..s i78 =.
> sSxEagea CLxnEKss Good wine needs no
praise. and this speech seq1ises eulogy Founded
spon triple basis OF truth. justice and psroiism "
can well survive lhs assaults which may he made upon
IT, ltis destined 10 give author mole character than
n amy at his former PRODUCTIONS There 10 clrarness
eoQuence Of feeling and felicity OF illustration, which
viii cause tito make deep impression upon the public
mind" g
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-22

PROPOSALS carrying mails Of the United from the
Isl day June, 1884,
NEW JERSEY, Pennsylvania, DELAWARE, and MARY
Department the city o. Washington until N Of the 18th Of
Decpmber decided the I'd next)
the routes and time herein specified viz;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-04

Ths u person win - enos1 our books unless
payment of ths subscription Be made = advance.
Distant sahscbss nonsy letter, The postage
on which will - paid by us BY ourselves IN Il
ssf uansmu.ion.
hs COUNTRY PAPER h publhhsd sriwssky during The
sons q Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period yssr viii be received
terms psoporfoned 10 the sbovs rates.
0-PosTMAsTERs % scsss our assru s.d by
sending DAILY SUBSCRIBER, enclosed or rlvs
-wEEKI subscribers, with 925 enclo> RVS WEEKLY
subscribers, with go enclosed, win BE- entitled copy
same they furnish subscribers for, svati.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance OF an order Of the county court Of
Il Pike county, Mo-, dated the 9Th day OF June
1850, ! shall on the
12M day IF .August merit, =,
and during the session Of the county court Tor said
county, proceed to sell on a credit of IL months,
to the highest bidder, ct public auction, before the
court house door in said county, all the right, title
and interest of the estate Of Stephen Stemmous:
deceased, in and to the following described real
estate 10 wit: w I.2 of The N E quarter OF section
10 in township 50, N r 8 W., containing 80 acres;
and the E l.2 Of the N E Or. Of fhe same 'ecn1ni
ItoUnsbip and range, containing 80 acres; and also
% acres off of the west end of S E ID Of the )
W or of section 16, in township So range 3 west
the purchaser will be required TO give bond and
two good securities for the payment OF the Pur'
chase money. JACOB CROW,
ADM. Of estate of S. Stenimons, deed.
July 1st. 1850,
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
SHERIFF'S sale OF SCHOOL LaND.

IN pursuance of an order Of the county court Of
Il Pike county. Missouri, bearing date the l1th
day IF June, 1850, and 10 me directed. I shall on
the FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock in the f'renoon and
5 O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, and during
the term Of the circuit court for said county, pro-
coed to sell, before the court house door in said
county. the following School Lands, viz: S E Ia
of the S E quarter Of sec. Is, T So, N r a WI the
e 1-2 Of The s E Or. of the N w Or. Of section is.
r 81 N r 9 W.; and also the s E la Of the N W
quarter of same section, township snd range, and
the whole of section Is of T 81 n r 4 w. except
the N E ! 4 of the N w quarter, and the N W Ia
of the N E quarter thereof, in lots of forty acres
each, on a credit Of 70 months, TO the highest and
best bidder, the purchaser giving bond at ten peg
with two good and sufficient securities 6T
the payment Of the purchase money.
MATHEW GYENS,
July Ist. 1850. Sheriff Of Pike county,
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

IT-Every family should at orce procure q bot
Tile of the great Arabian remedy for man or beast,
called II Farrell's Arabian Linimen,. II ALA 8
the most intense pains in a few minutes, restores
the synovial fluid or joint water, snd thus cures
stiff 'ints; It penetrates the flesh TO the bone, re-
lakes contracted cords, cures rheumatism and pal.
sled limbs of twenty years standing; also tumOrs,
neck, enlargement of the glands, and is
the best medicine for ailments of cattle ever dis.
curing sweeny, sPavins, sPlint, and al
which require an external application
See advertisement.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
TO THE FARMERS OF PIKE, RAILS,
LINCOLN, MONTGOMERY, AND
AUDRAIN COUNTIES.

WE beg leave to announce 10 the farmers, and
w all other parsons, Of the shove named ceun-
ties, that We have leased the large and commodi.
Gus Brick Warehouse in the city Of Lonis;ana,
owned, and formerly occupied, bv Block and Me-
Cune which, together with the WHARF BOAT,
will afford us unusual facilities and advantages for
receiving, storing, end shipping produce. We ara
prepared to pay FAIR PRICES, IN CASH, for
all merchantable produce, or make liberal sdvaB-
ces on any and I'll produce that may be eonsigned
to Us for shipment. =
We trust that by close application to our busi-
ness, and u~ntiring industry and perseverance,. With
a determination 10 work 10 the interest Of the
Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensation,
that we will entitle ourselves 10, and shall merit
and receive, q reasonable share oftheir patronage.
We are also prepared to bale hemp in the very
best shipping order; to prize tobacco, and to Turn.
ish the casks and-pack bacon; and to do any and
every thing wqich may eonduce to the interest OF
the farmer and shipper Of produce.
THOMAS CASH, JR. & 60. ,
Louisiana, June 18th; 1s50Aly
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that BY an order Of
IN the county cnur. for Pike county. Missouri,
bearing date the 18th day Of June, 1850, was aP
pointed guardian Of the person end estate OF
George Hardin, Q person OF unsound mind. All
persons having claims against ssid estate are
,harsfore notified 10 exhibit them for allowance
within one year from The date Of said order, OF
they may be precluded from any benefit Of said
estate; and unless said claims be exhibited within
three wears from the date Of said order, they Will
DO forever barred. IL.
June 18th, 1850 Guardtan.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
ELK SPRINGS. Mo.

TNHE proprietors Of these celebrated Medical
l. Springs, have the pleasure of announcing to
the public in general, that they are row pre- ~
pared to accommodate visitors on somewhat fssI
an extensive scale; and that they are deter-I41
mined TO spare no pains 10 make them a pleasant
retreat for invalids and parties Of pleasure, during
the summer and fall season.
These springs are situated in q ~pleassnt and de.
.sirahle part ofthe country, 90 miles south Of Han
nibal, and % miles north Of Louisiana. Persons
desiring any further information from the ~proprie-
tors, will please address Reid g. Fox, Elk Springs,
Pike county, Mo. REID & FOX,
June 18th, IS50-4w Proprietors.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

RColonel Benton's speech of yester.
day, has disappointed those who heard it
Snch, at least, is the opinion of all those
who have spoken to us about it. It wa
supposed that, after the long time he has
had to prepare il, he. would have said
something which would have scattered some
new light upon this important subject
his matter was as puerile as his man.
|ner was ridiculous. He played the buff
|foon more than the statesman, and the dull
historian instead Of the profound politician.
Instead of producing powerful arguments
in behalf of his positions, hs seemed con-
tented to raise an insignificant joke at the
expense of his opponents. Is it, then, true.
as the bard has intimated, that time was
when a man would die If his brains were
out? We scarcely expected to escape his
generous criticism; indeed, we did not de-
sire 10 do SO. But we scarcely presumed
the old wilma had run so low down Ia its
lees At all events, we cannot complain
of any man ridiculing ourselves in the same
breath with Mr.. Clay. We can laugh at
his calling us the organ-grinder. when he
can presume to style the distinguished
statesman who is bending all his energies
to the salvation of his country, Jacob
Townsend, the vender of the sarsapariIla
panacea. How could we expect to escape
his sneers, when his merciless wit does not
even spare the Committee of Thirteen?-
Colonel Benton's blows were too indiscri-
minste to make any impression. They in
a disposition to strike, rather Than
the power to wound-"the venom of the
instead Of the "vigor Of the bow"
The friends of the Adjustment have much
more cause to thank him for his speech
Than its opponents. He strengthens the
cause which he attacks much more than
the allies who are enlisted with him in the
opposition. But 'spolitics they say makes
us acquainted with strange bedfellows.''-
As his speech upon Texas was circulated
by thousands 10 assist the Wings in their
campaign against Mr.. Polk. so his speech
of yesterday is only calculated to annoy
those who sympathize with him in their OPP
position to the Adjustment Of the COM
They may well exciaim, |" rave US
such an ally."-lWash. Union.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
Enr BanneT

" tlEo DoANhNS
Mr.. Edior--Sir: / wish TO say through the
medium Of your paper, that I am an lndepend.
lent candidate for a seat in the W branch Of
our next Legislature. and tina. will as soon as
practicable, and upon all suitable occasions.
make knownto the voters Of old Pike my views
upon all the political topics Of the day. and that
are likely 10 be acted upon by our next legisla-
Iture.
Having long since been known TO believe that
poriy organization. and party nominations were
attended with anti. Republican consequences,
and that the tendency of which was to keep up
strife for the interest Of party, and not for pr1n-
eiiple and the good of the people. will suPercede
the necessity Of any farther apology for thus an
nouncinp myself a candidate.
After giving to the people of the county my
views upon all the questions that may be agiia-
ted in the coming canvass. shall rely upon their
Intelligence and integrity to give me a name
such as my political principles d~eserve-wheth'
Ter il be Democrat, Wing. Free Soiler, or Multi
fer, is not for me to decide.
Very respectfully yours. &c;
Louisiana, May Sd, 1850. 5O-if:
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
CLARxsvILLE, Mo-, May 2, 1850.

CLARxsvILLE, Mo-, May 2, 1850.
M.ssrs. Editors:-You will please announce
my name in the next number OF your paper, as
an independent Democratic candidate to repre-
sent this county in the next Legislature.
At the proper time. and upon all suitable occa-
.sions, l sAall present to the people Of the county
a full expression Of my sentiments in relation 10
the various topics that may be aeitated during
the canvass.
II is sufficient for the present to observe, that
in thus presenting myself 10 the people Of the
county, ! have only exercised a right common to
all free American citizens, and one which has
not been surrendered into the hands Of any man
or any body Of men.
Very respectfully your pbt; servt.
TIC. FAGG.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
ADMINISTRATORS A L

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN, that
on THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY 49,
OF JULY NEXT, at the residence of the A4A
late Charles w. Atkinson, deceased, on Indian
Creek, IL miles west Of Bowling Green, in the
county of Pike and State of Missouri, l shall offer
for sale at public vendue the personal property Of
said deceased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Jen.
nets, Oxen, Sheep, Hogs, farming utensils, two
80 Wagons, and a variety of other articles too
6rNsstedious TO mention. The sale to com-
mence at 8 o'clock, A M, on said day and continue
from day TO day until the whole is disposed Of.
TERMS OF SALE.
For all Sims of three dollars and under, cash in
hand; for all sums over, a credit of I2 months will
be given. the purchaser giving bond with apprev-
ed security. No property to be moved until the
Of sale are complied with.
JAMES L. KILBY,
Admir- of estate Of G. w. Atkinson, deed.
June 9th IS5O.-i-5w.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and 9th
ers interested in the estate Of Robert Jones,
deceased, that l took in charge the estate OF said
deceased on the 81 st day of June, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present them within one year from
the above date; and if not presented within three
years from said date, they will be forever preciu
Ided from any of the benefits Of said estate.
II. G.. EDWARDS, Pab. Admir-: OF
Pike Co., having in charge estate r Jones, decd
July LIST, l850.-3w.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
LOUISIANA. Mo-, May 18th, 1850

LOUISIANA. Mo-, May 18th, 1850.
Mr.. PIcKESs-Dear Sir: In your paper Of last
week I see a communication signed tsManv Vo-
requesting my consent TO become a candid
ate for the office of County Justice. desire TO
citizens to have my name again used in connec.
,tion with said office. I shall not refuse my con-
sent, and il elected, will discharge the duties
thereof to the best Of nv ability.
Yours, respectful, VIM. KELLY.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

CoHAERcE on THF WEsrERN RIvEss.-.
By q document lately ordered to be printed
By the Senate, We 6pd that the nett valus
of The commsrcs Of the Ohio and Mississ-
ippi rivers, and their aibutaries, for the
year ls46, 10 estimated at 326e, $50.
aud The valas Of ystssls employed there
10, % estimated ct eIs,6sl,sO0.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned,
administrator Of the estate Of Susan Ferguson,
late of Pike county, will apply at the
next August term of the said county court FOR .
final settlement Of his administration on said es'
tate, when and where all persons interested may
attend IL they think proper.
July LIST, 1850. John ALLISON, Admit
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

MA wag writing from the gold mines,
says he has slept for the last six months
on q bed stuffed with broken bottles. with
nothing but a cellar door for a blanket
He changes his shirt by turning two shin
giles.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
ASHLEY. Mo-, Sd June

ASHLEY, Mo-, Sd June, 1850.
EDITOR BANNER-Dear Sir: You will please
through the medium of your valuable
paper, the name of Mr.. WEsLY ScoBEE as a can
didate for Constable in Cuivre township He will
make an able and efficient officer. and will he sup
ported by MANY FRIENDS.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
New YoRK, June "a.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Tremendous fire at San Francisco
Loss $60O,000i

tC"SCtaSSoo Y" 10 oGGt r. SSIO-
Loss $500, OO0i
The Crescent City, Capt. Stoddard, ar
rived this morning, with the latest impor.
tant intelligence. She arrived out at Cha.
gres in Big days from New York. She
brings $4,000 in gold dust, in the hands
of passengers.
A most destructive FIRE had occurred al
San Francisco; loss estimated at half
million Of dollars. The steamer Isthmu.
arrived at Panama from San Francisco on
the 10th;shs brought l34 passengers and
100000.
New YoRK, June 25, 8 P. M.
.4ddIlOnal Particulars Of the fire at San
Francisco.
The dates from San Francisco are to
the 18th May. The reports from the min
ing districts North and South, continue to
be favorable; the general state of health
at these places is also good.
The fire alluded to occurred on the 4th
May. The alarm proceeded from the U.
S. House OF Portsmouth square, and by
che time the people were enabled to leave
their beds, the flames spread to the adjoin
ing buildings, on either side, destroying
FL Dorado and Delmnnico's and soon every
house, except two, in the block between
Clay, Washington, Kearney and Montgo-
merry streets was destroyed. The fire ex-
tended also along Kearney st.. and that
portion Of Washington ST., opposite the
square, and in order to stay its progress,
every house from Washington to Jackson
sts., was torn down. A block below and
towards the bay Jared bat little better, and
cut Of three blocks in the centre Of the
city, but seven buildings are standing.
A mass Of gold and quartz, weighing l6
lbs was found near the Mariposss and sold
for $1,000. Several recent and important
discoveries have been made on the Msrsl-
une; out of one hole there was taken in
twn days $4,000 worth Of the preciNls
metal; some Jumps haze likewise been
found; nearly every man is making an
ounce a day. The miners generally have
done well, and more gold may be expected
10 this coming6 months, than has altogether
been received since ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
mining. Chagres and Panama were heal
thy.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
WOOD & VIOLET,
wHoLEsALH GENTS AND DEALERs III -
pJTTSB UPGH MANU- ACTURES,
No. nos North MaiD atrecf.
ST LOUIS, MO.

81. LOOAOs VIZ "
soLE AGENTS FoR
COLEMAN. HALMAN & cos Coach and
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts,
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts. &c.
Livingston: Rovgen & Co.'S Platform and Coun-
ter Scales. Patient Kauehrhy and Paint Mills,
Knob Locks. Latohss. Mallesble essiines. &c.
LipnencoH 4 Cos (WaFra!fed) Axes, Hatchees,
Shovels, Shades, Picks. Mattooks, Mill, Cir-
cuiar and X Cut Saws, &c.
z. g. ". M. Faber's (suparsosl Carding ma
chimes, Machine Cards, Comb isansrs, &c.
PaHersos's (superior) Letter Copying Presses.
Marshall q Bros celebrated Solid Box Vices,
Mill, Timber and Press Screws. sc: &c.
Burke& Bssses' (suoerior warranted hre' thisi
and damp proof) Salamander Safes.
.Haarec 4FuHon's (ee!sbrated) Church, Seam-
boat and Tavern Bells.
- Dealer. are respectfully invited to sxann.
inc their stock, which win be sold low Tor cash.
or approved paper.
St. Louis ay ist., ls49-ly.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

EWe are authorized to announce JOHN PRICE
as a candidate for re- reelection to the Office of Justice
of the Peace Of Buffalo township, at the ensuing
August election.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

IT. We are authorized to announce THOMAS
BERKLY as a candidate for re election to the office
of County Justice, at the next August election.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

II We are authorized 10 announce JOHN C..
MAssIE a. a candidate for reelection tn the Office
of Justice ofthe Peace Of Buffalo Township, at the
next August election Tmay eth
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

IT We are authorized to announce John YouNG
as a candidate for the office of Constable of Buffalo
at the next August election.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

" We are authorized to announce SAM'L. c
FIELDER, Of Hartford, as a candidate for the ofic
of COUNTY Justice, at the next August election.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

NEw MILITARY Posr.-The Wa De-
partment has decided to establish a military
post shout sixty miles above Fort Des
Moines, on the Des Moines river.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
AUGUST

j. We are authorized to announce HIRAM G.
EDWARDS as q candidate for the Office of Justice
of the county court, at the ensuing August cleo
ton. tJuly l, 1850
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

AZ. We are authorized to announce MATHEW
az q candidate for reelection to the office
of Sheriff Of Pike county, at the ensuing election
I'm August ne xxi.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

IT. We are authorized to announce THOMAS
CASH. Jr., as an independent candidate for the
.SheriFalty Of Pike county, at the next August
fma6.1
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

IT. We are authorized TO announce MAsTES
III. ARTHUR as a candidate for the Office of Asses
|sor Of Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
[ma6.1
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

Thar LUMP OF GoLp.-We examined
yesterday at the Planters House. a lump
Of CsIiforuia gold weighing orty sir pounds:
It 10 believed to be the largest lump of gold
s<er found, in any portion Of the world
and was dug up by a Mexican near the
head waters of the Meriposa, about zoo
miles from San Francisco. It 10 consIdera-
bly, intermixsd with the quartz Of that re-
Eion and is now the property Mr.. Williams.
Who bought it Of the Mexican who discov-
cred It, at the price Of $1,000 although il
10 believed to contain gold to the value
Of $1,000. It 70 most rare and beautiful
spseimsn, and We hope MI. Williams will
consent to exhibit it at some public place
for the qualification Of our citizens.
In q conversation with Mr.. Williams
he assures Us that the qusntity Of gold in
that sxtrzordiaary country, is apparently
insxhaustibls. He says, that he has seer
mountains Of the old-bearing quartz, a
least Eve miles in length, and quartz as a.
bundant a. lime stone or sand stone in the
mountains Of this country. He is OF op'
inion that fifty millions Of gold will bs
brought TO the United States this year
verify California 10 q marvel, and il is diff
cult 70 predict to what extent it is to afec'
the trade Of ths vorld.-[St Louis lntelli'
Nannnp 9th nlt
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
NEW GOODS.

TIIST RECEIVED direct from BOSTON. NEW
q YORK & PHILADELPHIA VIA 81. LOUIS,
and now opening in LOUISIANA. Mo-, BY
E.. G. McQUIE,
The LarEest and Beat stock Of Goods he
mas ever offered In this marked.
His selections have been made with great care,
and are very superior in Quality and Style. he
is an old sxpsrienesd dealer-has no partially ~
trade for any party. sect or sex-invitesa all to can
and examine HIS Goods, and those who buy tor
cash in particular.
He win pay cash or goods for country produce,
,eII nm his usual terms on account, or ~LOWE&
THAN ANY HOUSE. IN THE COUNTY FOX
ICASHnE IMsfch 12th, 1850. lm'
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

THE undersigned respectfully informs the eit-
l. gems Of Louisiana and the public generally,
that he has commenced the above business IN this
city, on Georgia street, in the west ron ef the
will keep constantly on hand q general sssofthsat
of all articles belonging to the business, which b
will sell on Is reasonable terms IS any other e.
t~ablishmept in this section Of country, for cash o.
approved credit. A share Of public PATRONAGE is
WILLIAM KELLEY
Loniriana. June lIth. 1880.