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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-12
SPECIAL. OFFICES.

SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals are iaoifea for supplying tht
/ jol'oui,g Offices IN Io,oa for the nefl
! proceeds Of saii Offices respectively,
limited 10 q sun, 10 be named IL, tit
proposals IN each caxe:
Augusta from Sanl Ridge, 6 miles and
back once week.
Belle Fountain from Polk, 5 miles and
/ I,lrk once IA week.
Belle Point from Fort Des Moines,
80 miles and back once a week.
Bennington from Red Rock, IL miles
and back once a week.
Blue Grass from Davenport, 8 miles
and hack once week.
Business Corner from Portland, 2
miles anl back once a week.
Carleton from Fort Dies Moines. 10
miles and back once week.
From Chillicoiha To Fountain Springs,
- miles and back once week.
Dahlonega from Sac and Fox Agency,
6 miles and back once a week.
! Denmark from Augusta, 6 miles and
back once week.
| Ead's Grove from Delhi, 10 miles
/ and back once a week.
/ Ekader from Garnavillo, miles and
back once week.
] Export from Moreland, l2 miles and
hlck once a week.
Ewinglon from Poslville, miles and
hack once week.
Z, Floris from Bloomfield. 6 miles and
back once a week.
! Hawk Eye from Yellow Springs, 7
miles and hack. once week.
lntlepei dpnce from Fort Des Moines,
30 miles and baek once week
! lnlanoo from Fort Dies Moines, %
miles and back once a week.
Kirkvile from Fountain Springs,
miles and back once week.
l.oselia FROM Abba, 8 miles and back
once week.
Marv,ille from Centre Point, miles
and back once Il week.
Montacuie from Apple Grove, Ii
miles and back once week.
New Holland from Lagro, miles
aud back once IA week.
Nine Eagles from Princeton, 30 miles
and hack once week.
parln CITY from Red Rock, 6 miles
and back once a week.
Portland from Business Corners, 2
niles aud back once week.
Port Ipnjsa from Tonlesboro', / |
mlles aud back once Il week.
Sal Lake. California, from Kane, L.
0l0 miles and back SIX tines u year.
South Fork from CentreyiIle, | 4 miles
and back once week.
Spraguevlle from Spring Brook. z
niles and back once a week.
Union Mills from Oskaloosa, LIZ miles
and hack oneJ, a week.
Walnul Fork from Fairview Ia miles
and back once week.
Weiss Mills from Bloomfield, 20
miles and hack once week.
Yankee Settlement from Colony, II
miles and hack uicea week.
Torn jo, Bid miere ;io rhaage jaon4
0dcerfist meld is eo"dtnp'M dty re
Mdirr.
II TOR We. rs the case max be) here
write The name or names in lull of
GIrre slate The residence or residences |
hereb, propose 10 carry the mail on No
from 10 as Olien as
the adj, erll>cment requires, M the lime
stated ia The schedules, and b. the FOL-
loving mode oil conveyance, to-wiI:
Here slate how il is 10 be conse, ed. !
for The ANIMAL shm OF .
DL3ed
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-12


10 I.ancaser, Missouri by 6 p m
next Friday. I25 miles;
And back between G m Tuesday
aud 6 pm next Fril,y.
1922 From Newton al 6 a m, once q
week, Monday;
10 Washington by pm nexi
"Wednesday. 80 miles;
And bark between IN Thars
dar AMI p IN hexl Saturday.
1893 From Marion at 8 IN, once a
week. i Thursday;
b. PaIo and Alo;
To Vmton by 6 p m, 80 miles;
Aud back between 6 IN anu y
m Friday
1904 From Marion at 7 IN once Il
week. Friday;
! BIZ Lafayette and GENRE Point;
To Quasquelon, by 6 p IN, 80
miles:
And back between 6 m and y
m next dav.
1895 From Cedar Rapids al 6 a m, once
week, Monday;
IN v
10 the falls of Cedar River by G
y III next day. 20 miles:
AMI back between 6 IN We,lnes-
,lay and @ y III next dav.
1926 From Quasqnelon al 8 a NJ. once a
week. Friday:
b. indrprup"nrc;
TO S.urges Rapids in !Hirk Hawk
cauai.. by 6 p m. % miles.
And bark between 6 IL IN and .
m mkt dtY.
1917 From Ton Gown. Tnw, al Ga m.
once wel.k. We,lnrsin:
To Prairie d, Chan. Wisconsin.
by Ii IA IN. II mites;
Aud hack bs.w.en I Il IN anl .
m next dly.
1893 Ftom Garnaiilo ~ 6 a m. once Il
week. sSalnria
70 Elk ,d,r BIZ II m Is miles:
And back between | p IN AMI /,
AZ.
46)o From Garmt lilo Iowa. AT 5 "A IN.
oncra week Thursday:
By Mrn.ien ana Nunnth.
Ia pfiiflc in Chez, Wisconsin.
is - IN % miles;
Aud back between | p IN ami 7 .
~.
Separate pPoppS lis for ronle from
Garnaviln To Prairie d. Chjen,
and from Garna lilo by Mrndon
IL M4nnnah will be cnnsde eel.
400 from Dubuque II 2 p ~. twice i
week, MnntlIS and Friday:
BT i'rie dies None. Bullrrirw.
WEEK lie. Saiiii. ELK RI rr. i.y-
Gus, Cam niche, Princeton, lac
Claice. and Pleasant Valley;
70 DMrnport By 8 y M ncAi
Wedncsdas and SUNDAY, %
miles:
Ard back hciwrcn 2 p m Mondty
AID FRIDAY. an p n urxt
"Wednesday and SUNDAY.
4I0l From Dubuque AT 1 lam daiI,
except SUNDAY;
b, la Mote. Andrew. MnquoLe-
II, Dewitt. and Walnut Grove:
10 Davenport bv 4 IN ncxi dav.
~ miles;
And back he wcea 4 m and 10 n
IN.
Propnsil, 10 extend lhis rone and
rtce through 10 Musc.iiinc will
be considered.
4.02 Fronl Ln,nlque ai 6 "a m. once a
week. Ih,rs,!aS:
Bv Carry Owens. Canon, Upton,
Rock Greek, and Moscow;
10 AIuscdiue by 6 D IN ncAl Sll-
urJ,lN. 100 miles;
And back between G = IN MondA
and IN nexl Wednesday.
Proposals inr twice a week ser, ire
viii be considered.
A1O3 From Dubuque al "A ~. once n
week. Saiald,t;
~ CeaIrrtomn, Whitewater, and
Rock NJ:
10 Deiin b. s p N, 40 miles:
Aud back between . m and 8 p
IN Fnd.y.
Ptop"s.,l- 'af Twice II week ser
wee VII he considered.
4.Oi if''al Dubuque ~ 4 "A ~. once a
WseS' Hso''e@',l ~,
-. ~ -" '''' az I'm.
80 Sofs'Ht9 ny u ~. ~ hiiiP>;
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-12

IN Brown muslins. 4-4, rs I'D
Bleached do. for sale BY
NAV aih LAO a. MslIre d.ao.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-12
LAND WARRANTS,
On Credit!

a LARGElot just received, which will
"A be sold on fair terms. A supply ON
hand at all times. Entries made at Fairfield
or Iowa City If desired. I'D. DEVIN,
Ottumwa, November 29th. Isl ~. u,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-12
PROPOSALS.
For Carrying the Maii i'm the
State of 1OWa.

Extract from the oct of Congress OF
Sd March, 1915, section ls.
".fnd be IL farther enacted, Tint il
sbsll be tho duty of the Postmaster Gener-
al, in all future lettings of contracts for the
transportation Of the mail, to let the same,
in every case, to the lowest bidder tender
ing sufficient guarantees for faithful perfor-
nance, without reference to the mode of
such transportation that may be necessary
to provide for the due CELEBRITY, certainty,
and security OF such transportation; nor
shall any new contractors hereafter be re-
quired to purchase out. Oh take at a value
alton, the stock or vehicles of an previous
contractor for the same route"
CO Bidders will be careful to read the
forms and instructions appended to this adj
vertisamant. They are requested TO state,
in their proposals, the mode by which they
and weight of the mails, or the speed called
for in the schedules shall requireit, the con-
tracts viii be made for coach, steamboat, or
railroad conveyance, as the case may be;
and, consequently, such routes will be let
10 bids proposing such mode of conveyance.
In all 9th + cases, the routes will be as ign.
ed TO bids proposing the cheapest mode OF
transportation.
&C. Railroad companies are specially
notiii ID that their regular bills ar to be
Ind fstool as including tn, sdpplv oil each
Office On he line OF their respective roads
not over a quarter oil mile from their de-
pot. Separate proposals for Offices more
Than quarter OF mile off will BE- consil-
cred.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-12
The Nearest and Best Road TO
CALIFORNIA!

AZ Ii tHUst IHleIIUHlg % eHnl9rdte TO CAT
IA ifornia, will do well to call at INV
store and supply themselves with an outfit,
such as e1,
Ready Made Clothing,
Suitable for the journey, Bowie Knives.
Reyolvers and various kinds of Pistols
Blankets, Buffalo Robes, &c. Together
with all kiads of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes.
Hats and Caps, which viii sell at reduced
prices. M. LANGSDORF.
AgencJ City, Iowa, Jan. Is, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
O1ETUARY.

Died, a the residence of James BiIbro, in Lin
coin comfy, OF the 9Th ms, JAMES A. SHAW,
son Of William Shaw, decd.
The deceased " as a young man (about Is years
of az, J luivrrsaii, beloved aud respected by those
who knew him. He was nnIable and agreeable.
with much u~ibahity of manners aud tenderness Of
feeling, connected with sobriety and sincerity Of
character. Possessing a Strong and s~prightly mind,
unusually we'll improved, for a young Nan of his
age, by habits of industry aud devoted application
to Studious pursuits, his numerous friends and ad-
miring relatives might well have cherished hopes
of his future usefulness in society, and pictured ont
for him a course more brilliant than usually marks
the life Of men. But Death, the destroyer came,
and the brightest hopes are blastedby his approach!
In this case, he brought grief and sorrow 10 be-
reaved relatives and weeping friends. He snatch
ed the life of a kind and generous young man, but
his rapid approach brought no terror to his victim.
Calmly he surveyed the monster, before whom all
created matter must decay, and defyina his power,
rejoiced in the confidence Of immortal bliss beyond
the grave. J..
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

CINCINNATI, Jan IA, IF. M.--The river
rose 3 feet in forty-eight hours. The water is
to the curb stone at the foot Of Main street.
Flour more abundant; sales at 81 IS a s. So
Whisky, $l9 l-2c. Sales of 500 kegs lard at
5 3-4c. OF 200 bbls Of prime pork at Sc so.
Private advices from the East state that coffee Is
held firmly at 13c.
NEW YORK. Jan. l4.--.Some holders Of
Flour ask an advance, but we did not hear Of any
sales except at former prices. The Market for
Corn is heavy but prices are unchanged. There
is some enquiry for Pork, but dealers can't agree.
The steamers news has given strength to the
cotton market and holders are asking higher rates.
There is no particular change in monetary at.
fairs; the Banks are discountiDe 10 fair extent,
There Is no new feature in Whisky and prices
are unchanged. There is not much shipping in.
'quiry for anything; dealers are awaiting their
private letters; moderate sales Of mess Pork al
I$lO 81 and Of prime at So 81 per Dbl. The
sales Of Cotton reached 5000 bales at an advance
of 3-sc on the lower grades. and l.2c on the BET
ter qualities.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

ed where slaves, when forced away, found
hospitality equal to that found at home. He
referred to the case of John Randolph's
em%ancipated slaves, who, he said, were
driven out of the State o. Ohio at the point
Of the bayonet.
Mr.. Chase replied, that Randolph's slaves
are now living in the State of Ohio. No
sufferers are driven from her borders at the
point Of the bayonet.
MIR. Hunter said, they were driven off by
a company of armed men, with offensive
weapons. If they were permitted TO re-
turn he was not aware of it.
Mr.. Butler resumed: the gentleman had
denied that societies existed, whose object
was to circulate %incendiary publications
among blacks; he referred also to incendiary
publications found in Southern Post OFF,
.ces.
Mr.. Hale: Will the Senator say whether
those documents were sent or directed to
blacks.
MIR. Butler: They were directed TO just
such white men as yourself; daughter per
sons who, coming from free States, are trail
tors to the constitutions under which they
live.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis replied to Hale, and
proceeded to depict the aggression against
the South. He said, they knew their rights
and feel their wrongs, but they will main
tain those rights at every hazard. If gen.
tlemen have come here to insult one section
of the Union, to distract and dissever-if
they were here to bring about civil war,
then let the first battle be fought. AS to
the excitement on this motion to print, he
would say, however offensive and unjust,
insulting, untrue or unreasonable the reso-
%lutions, he would vote for printing them:
The Senate adjourned until Monday,
when Phelps will vindicate the resolutions.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
FOREIGWWEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX, Monday morning, 10 o'clock.

HALIFAX, Monday morning, 10 o'clock.
The Canada has just arrived, after a bois-
ferrous passage. Col. Webb and suit had
reached Liverpool en- route for Vienns.
Our express FROM India had arrived, bring
ing cheering new for the manufa cturers.
1t was expected that with the new year q
speculation business would be done:
A rebellion lad broken out in Servia,
which had alarmed the Austrian govern
ment. The insurgents number over l06,-
600, and the ranks ere hourly swelling by
assertions from the military districts Of
Peteiwarden and Essay. 1t is supposed
that Russia is at the bottom Of the conspi-
racy, in order to compel Austria and Tur-
key to be dependent on her. The rebellion
will probably breed rupture between Aus
tria and Turkey.
A plot on a formidable scale, has been dis.
covered against the government in st. Pc
tsrsburgh; it was to have been brought to
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con MERf1it
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

. -
JANUARY, 14th, 1850.
wHEAT-sales is saaks at s5c, 1l9 SKIS at o.,
1877 at 81 O3.
FLOUR-Sales on Friday Of 1000 bbls at "a 90.
TOBACCO-Receipis none; sales none.
CORN-Last sales 40c per bushels.
OATS 81 Ia per bushcl.
HEMP-Receipt> hone, sales hone,
WHISKY-Receipts Of the week l13 bbls; no
sales reported; last sales 26c per gallon.
BARLEY-S5c per bushel.
GREEN APPLES-Last sales g % per Dbl.
HIDES-Sales regular al &c for dry, 3 us fof
green.
BUcKwHEAT-Flour 81 so per 100 lbs, grain
,55c DER bnSheE.
DRIED FRUlT-Apples 81 80, peaches 81 IS.
BACON-No sales; rates not established
PDRK-R.c CENTS 1926 bbls; rates not reported;
sale of 2OO0 pieces Of houIders in salt ct l'sc
per pound.
LARD Sc per III.
TALLOW-6l 2 7c per ID.
BUTTER Z a &c, 10 a 12c for choice.
S~ALT-Receipts Of the week 1,203 sacks. a
sale Of 400 bags Turks Island at 95 cents per sack.
SUGAR-Rates BY the quantity 4 1-2 5 cents
per pound. 81
COFFEE-Rates II IA a IL 1-2c per pound. !.
MoLASSES-24 a 25c per gallon:
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
MARRIED,

On the 9Th of January, 1850, by Justice Collins
Mr. JAS. FINLEY and Miss EMALINE SPEN'
GER, all Of Pike.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. J. ". Campbell, Mr.
WILLIAM SMITH and Miss ISABELLA Full
ERTON, all of Pike county.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Leroy c. d
Haichitt, of the Christian Church, Mr.. ABSALOM
J. REEDS and Miss MARTHA II. GRAYSON,
both of Lincoln county, Mo. RCake received
May no destracting thoughts destroy
The holy calm of sacred love!
May all the hours be winged with Joy,
Which hover faithful hearts above.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
New York, Jan. l4-5r.

NEW YORK, Jan. I4-5r. NJ.
The Cherokee arrived yesterday morn
ing from Chagres, bringing 250passengers
and $1,000 600 in gold with dates to the LIST
December. The news has been generally
anticipated. About 10000 persons will
winter at the mines. Provisions through
out the gold region scanty. The present
value of all houses at Sacramento city, is es-
at 100000. All the former re-
ports concerning the abundance Of gold,
land speculatlons, &C., are fully confirmed.
The Placer Times, makes from 81 to$2,00O
weekly for Job work. Compositions wages
$l5 per day.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
New Jan 9.

New ORLEANS, Jan 9.
The Falcon arrived to-day from Chsgres
Fifteen thousand votes were cast in Cali.
formal Peter H. Burnett is elected Gov.
ernor, and John McDougal Lieutenant Gov.
ernor. w Wright and Edwin Gilbert, Rep.
resentatives to Congress; all Democrats
There is nothing decisive as to U. S
Senators.
Labor in San Francisco is becoming
much cheaper. The growth of San Fran.
cisco is without parallel; at low plumbers,
there are 10000 inhabitants, without tax
ing into account the transient population
Commerce with other ports 10 growing
more active. Several parties have been
overtaken By snow; reliefh has been sent to
them. Gold still continues increasing
The rainy season has set in, making the
roads in the vicinity ofthe mines impossible.
The carpenters at Sacramento City, who
struck for higher wages, now receive $40
per day. In San Francisco the weather is
delightful, the air bland and bslmy as on
Indian summer-the hills around the Bay
are already covered with fresh crops Of
grass.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
WASHINGTON, Jan. ii, 7 p. NJ.

Among the petitions presented in the Sen
ate, was one asking for increased mail ia
%cilities between the United States and San
Francisco, and one for a railroad from the
Missouri river to San Francisco. Mr.. Pratt,
Senator elect from Maryland, was qualified
and took his seat. Mr.. Clemens introduced
a joint resolution proposing the election of
Senators by the people. The first resolu.
ton limiting the ACT for collecting revenue,
was then taken up and discussed.
In the House, on motion Of Mr.. Kaufman,
the election Of officers was postponed for
the purpose Of considering the report of the
committee on rules-sgreed to, and rules
were accepted, a discussion on the amend
ments followed, which continued until the
House adjourned, and finally made the or
der Of the day for Monday.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICES is hereby given that the undersigned
l has obtained from the County Court of Pike
County, letters Of administration on the ~estatsof
William McPike, Jr, deceased, dated The 9Th day
Of November, 1S49.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them within one year from
the date of said letters; and If not presented with
in three years from said date, they win forever be
precluded from the benefits Of said estate. =
ABRAHAM McPIKE, Admir-.
December l7th1849. (3w) =
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DIR. VIM. W. WISE,
(Main Sired Louisiono Missouy

(IMain Street Louisiana sMissorri)
Fender Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Dye-
Stufs. Paints, Oils. & Horaishes.
II He also keeps constantly on hand and
for sale a good supply of F.AAHY AED!-
GIVES, warranted genuine. All Of which
will be seld as iOD as the Lowest.
II Please call and examine goods snd
(3s-lyJE
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21
n 0 7 G L

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of VIM. H.
IA ROBINSON, deceased, are hereby notified that
unless payment be made by the first of February,
1850, that all notes and accounts remaining in the
hands Of the administrators, will be put In the hands
of a proper officer for collection.
MARKLEY s. PARKS, Adm'rs.
January 81, lS50-2W.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

KENTUCKY LEGrsLATuRE.-On Friday Of
last week, m the Senate, MIR. Barbour of.
fered Joint resolutions in relation to the pow.
er of Congress over the institution Of sla.
very; and instructing our Senator'S and re.
questing Jul Representatives firmly to op.
pose any and every effc TT that may be made
in the Congress Of the United States &c
interfere with the institution Of slavery,
either in the States of the Union, the Dis.
trict of Columbia, or the Territories thai
belong to or may hereafter be adopt.
ed by the Government of the United States
The resolutions were ordered to be print
ed and referred.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

u Bennett, of the New York Herald
says the report of the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury is a sort Of seductid ad absurdun in
political economy.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons interest.
I ed, that at the next February term ofthe coun.
ty court of Pike county, Mo-, 1 will apply for q
6nsl settlement Of the estate Of Thomas Dunn, de-
ceased: WILLIAM II. DUNN. Admir-.
December 18th ls4s! (4w)
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WASHINGTON, 18th Jan.-5p. ,

Campbell, Wing, was reelected Clerk
eight Democrats voting for him to the end
Of the contest. The following was the vote:
Forney SO, Campbell liz French IL, scat
tering 4. They are now ballOting for Ser
geant-at-Arms.
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PUBLIC SALE.

- WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE on TUES
Ia DAY, the 9Th day of February next, during
24the sitting of the County Court, at the Court
House door, in Bowling Green, between the hours
of l and 3 O'Clock Of said day, to the highest bid.
der, the following described tracts of Land, lying
in Pix county, Missouri the first Containing IOi
acres and seVenty-one one hundredths Of an acre,
lying in fractions 2 and 3, township SO, range 3 W.,
and beginning its boundary at a stone on the town;
ship line between SO and 90, east of the corner Of
Joseph Obanion. The second tract being a part
OF the S E qr. of sec. 10, T So, R 3 W, containing
nine acres-in both pieces ITO acres and II one
hundredths of an acre. There are near 60 acres
under cultivation. The land 10 of .an excellent
quality, well adapted to the growth of grain or
remainder of said land is timber. A
branch ofthe river Cuivre runs through the farm,
aiiording at all seasons of the year an abundance
OF good stock water; there il also a never failing
well of water within a few rods Of the house. :
There is on the premises a comfortable log -
dwelling house, together with o kitchen, sta fssEf
bles, corn cribs, SC. The land is advants Hsezl
geously situated for stock raising, as an extensive
Prairie'li lies adjoining. A good and sufficient deed
will be given TO the purchaser. If not sold on the
above day, it will be leased or rented for one or
more years. The terms of sale are one third cash,
one third IN IL months, the rem ainder in two years.
WILLIAM KELLEY.
Rowling Green, Jan. 18th, 1850. 3w,
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n 0TIGE

WHEREAS, my wife Maria has left my bed
w and board, without any just cause or provo
cation, all persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring her or trusting her on my account, as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
HENRY ANCRUM.
Ashley, Pike county, oath Dec, ls49.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-21

Il hounce TO the citizens of Pike and the adjacent
that they have, and intend keeping on
hand, a LARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF FURNITURE, suited to the wants and capaci;;
ties of our improving country. Our stock has
been selected with care, to which we viii con-
stantly add by purchase, as well as By our "
manufacture, and consists in part of
BUREAUS, plain and scroll fronts;
BEDSTEADs,
TABLES,
WORK STANDS,
CHAIRS of every description, with many other
articles unnecessary to mention.
Persons desiring articles in our line; would do
well to give us a call, as we are sure they can do
better with the same money here than BY visiting
the stores Of st. Louis. BRICE& YOUNG.
T. S.-Undertaking attended to at the shortest
notice, and at reasonable rates! B&Y
December Sd, 1849.
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TO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO IN
MISSOURI.

FTNIIE Proprietors o the Planters Tobacco Ware
Il house, offer their third Annual Premium for
the four best hogsheads of Tobacco, the growth Of
1915, raised in this State; the premiums to be award
ed on Thursday, the Goth day of June, 1850, viz:
$50 for the first premium hogshead Manufactur-
ing Tobacco.
$25 for the second ditto.
$50 for the first premium hid. Shipping Tobacco.
$25 " second
Judges to be appointed by the Planters or theiI
Agents, and the premiums paid accordingly.
HOUSEMAN & LOWRY,
Proprietors of Planters lob. Warehouse.
January l4th, 1850. s.. Louis.
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COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. 81 P. NJ.
Reuben Wood has been nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Governor BY the
Convention on the sixth ballot.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
= has obtained from the County Court Of Lincoln
County. letters OF administration on the estate Of
John C. Hamilton, deceased, dated the 18th day Of
December, lS49.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them within one year from
the date of said letters; and if pot presented with.
in three years from said date, they will forever be
precluded srom the benefits of said estate.
ISAAC LEA, Admir-.
December 18th l849. (3w)