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thetuand eight hundred and twelve dollars and two cents for extra allowances; and tnis not ior c. -Tlor,i name is not to be foood in 'the documents containing the name of thosO wno nave oeen caueu upon at Tariou timet to render . important ser ried to the government, beyond their teg j.Iph neh Jackson.' Harrison uiai f . Cats. Scott, Gains, Macomb and others. That large amount was receivea uy Taylor, over and above his regular py. when performing only nis regular '- :i.t.r. Jt.t;u. Pan thA honest and KBIT uuumj , mv" - . 4.ii: ...J. ,.r !; nuntrv feel aught else than disgust and contempt lor those unscruptuous ana unpnoeK""- r . .nl iamaTftema ' who haVS D6611 10 loudly & perseveringly "ringing the chang r.. havincr received $63, W uvaa was vaa " 1" ; - aoa 4c r-'m1 iiwanees more than two-thirds of which was for expenses, and the remainder only for compensation ior . .. r must imnortant extra VMb OU1UUUI Wl uw ' ... servicewhile the availability military can- didate has received ia,8JSi, oo more uan .1... r. .rn allowances:, without, as Ulftl IUW ! " . - appears from the published oongreasional documents, naviug; renunrcuauj vice whateveri Wash. Union. ' Jin Old Saying. He who finds a good son-in-law, gains a son; but he who finds bad one, loses a daughter. . . Judcre Dickey, of Chicago, has decided, on the authority of the Presses' case ( 16th Peters Rep.) that a master or owner of laves' escaping into Illinois, has a right to remove said slave without regard to the Illinois statute on the subiect. The Illi nois statute was pronounced unconstitu tional; as the owner can reclaim his pro perty-et once. Union. PROTRACTED MEETING. There will be a protracted meeting held at Mt. Pisgah Church, commencing on Friday proceeding first Lord's day in November next "Elder Hurley , Landram, and Johnson, have . . " . Ja agreed to attend, and outer mimsienn. oreinren may be expected. ijct. loin o. t)F INTEREST TO FARMERS. 1 7"E wish to purchase ten thousand bush- T T els clean OATS, deliverable at our Warehouse on or before the 15th November ext. for which we will pay an extra price in Cash or merchandise. Backs furnished on ap plication. OKK, DUKE & VAilrtSt.. Louiiiana, cct. 16th 1848. NEVER DESPAIR. Philidelphia, July, 26, 1847. TO.THirT'UBLIC -I certify that be fore my remembrance I became afflicted with what the Physicians called scrvffula. It made its first appearance by pain and swelling of the joints more especially my ankles, knees," - wrists and elbows, after which the elans of my throat and neck be erne ' inflamed and swelled, attended with most excruciating pains. I was often confined entirely to my bed, and for weeks together could not move my neck or turn my head. Several physicians attended me at different times but they did not appear. to do me any good. . About a year ago I was attacked with vomiting, which continued every few min utes ail one night. The next day eruption appeared on the side of my neck, which son spread all over my neck, head and face, with inflamation of my eyes and eye lids, which destroyed my eye-lashes, and caused the hair to fall from off my head, and toon the disease spread all over me my limbs were one' entire scab. I could not bend my hands or arms without cans ing the skin to erack open, when, the blood would run out. - Some of my finger-nails came off. ' In short, I was unable to get my own living, and in this condition 1 called upon Dr. Jayne. in order that be might un dertake my case. He directed me to take bis ,. Alterative three times a day, and bis Sanative Pills as often as I should find it accessary. 1 have now taken bis Altera tive four months, and am most happy to say uat u nas entirely cured me. " C&IOIIHC NXWBIXBT, No. 118 North tenth St.. Philadelphia. ' If any person doubts my statement, they will please call upon Mrs. D. Stewart and Mrs. E. Doughty,' 332 Spring Garden St, or on Mrs. Tahour where I reside, who are acquainted with my situation, before & while 1 was taking Dr. Jayne's medicine, j , ; .t , C. Newberry. Prepared only by Dr. Jayne, Philadel pbia, and sold on agency by H E.. Block A io Louisiana, ilo.; y - 'Where may be had all the other valua ble preparations of Dr. Jayne. -. Pnklic Administrator's ITotlce. "'fori'ct u herety riven, to all creditors and otur imerenea is lae esiaie or ' nnoaa mcih wee)"deoeased,' that the undersigned a Public 'Adaunittrstor tpt the county of Pike, did take possession of the estate of said deceased, on the 28th isf JBeJit34nber.l848; All persons indebted tosaid estate are reouest- ed to njake imntedjate payment i all those having iim waw waa mm we nerwy potmen w t resect ue, same, properly authenticated, within ,eae vear (torn the above date, or they may be frecVdedJBf having any benefit of said, estate, and if not presented wkain. three years they MMWV. VNU.VU. .... . . uin u .iYLG, EDWARDS," h t.rPiM4AdmV.ibrPikeeounty' CASS BUTLEBl RAM! The Democrats of Lincoln having de termined to hold a GRAND MASS MEET ING at Troy, on the 2lst inst., and being desirous that all should partake of the "flow of soul and feast of reason" to be served up on that occasion, take this method of : :-! - J 1! exienuing UII llivi-oiiuil iu uiio auu an, Whigs and Democrats to be present. The Hons. D. R. Atchison, Jos. S. Green, Jas. B. BowUn, John Jameson, fVm. V. JV.Bay,n& other distinguished men are confidently expected. No greater induce ment can be offered to those at a distance to be present than the ''announcement that those distinguished gentlemen will be in at tendance. r . The Committh of Invitation. troy, OcU 6th, 1848. $100 Reward. : Ranaway from the subscriber, seven miles south of Danville Mo., a neirro man. named JOE Said man is 35 years old, about 6 feet 3 inches high, very blaclr, and walks as if lame : the fore fincrer of his left hand is much disfigured by a felon. r? I will pive the above reward for th man if taken out of this state, and $25 if taken in it and secured in both cases so that I certainly get him. n.n..T n"nnvtT nTTf nnMIPII Danville, Mo October 14th, 1848. . WOOD! WOODll WOOD! 1! We would be pleased to receive a few loads of Wood from those of our subscribers who expect to pay their subscription price in that way. Let the loads be large, so they can stand it to travel in soon. B. BLOCK & CO, Water Street, Louisiana, Missouri, TT AVE now in store a fresh and large sup- JJ. piy of SR&SOMABIEJg GO OB 3, which' they offer at very low prices for Cash, or in exchange for any kind of COUNTRY PRO DUCE. . Thoe wihing to purchase would do well to examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.. They have now in store, at re markablv low nricas. a larre stock of fT Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, 50 pfs. t brown and bleached Domestics ; 3 Hhds. Sugar, 50 sacks Coffee; Spanish Leather; Nails, Tar, Mackeral, OU barrels Whiskey, .Brandy Wine, Molasses, Uotlung, &c. ate. NOTICE. Those indebted to the undersiened, by note or account, who have not settled previous to 1848, will do well to call and settle immediately. otherwise their notes and account will positively be placed in omcers bands Tor collection. October 9th 1848. tf A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Post Office at Louis iana, Mo., on the 1st day of October, 1848, which if not taken out in three months will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. Doct. M B Angle 2 wm. Allison Samuel Brown Wm. H Davis David Dismukes A J Fort Jas. Folwell Jacob Fry ; Uriah C Gregory Nancy Hughes Henry Inloe Caleb B Jones Barnet Jewell Wm. Jeans Theophilas Lomax Orlando Miller John APaxton 2 James A Petty Coleman F Rogers Dr. W T Stewart Israel Stephens " John W Smith Dr. C C Thimme Wm. Froush Charley Write Wm. P. Wifrglesworth David Wiest Andrew ZumwalL Henry Little ' ' JOS. RICHARDSON, P. M. October 9th 1848. (n2S-3w) FLYAL SETTLEMENT. "VTOTICE i hereby given that the under J3I signed, administrator of the estate of Archibald Cash, deceased, that I will make a final settlement of my administration of said es tate, at the next term of the county court of Pike county, Mo., to be begun and held in Bow line Green, in November, 1848, when and where all persons concerned may attend if they think proper. RICHARD A. THORNTON, Adm'r. October 9th 1848. 4w ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. HxTOTICE is hereby given to all creditors rl ' and others interested in the estate of James Rlggs, deceased, that the undersigned has obtained from the Clerk of the county court of Pike county, letters of administration, bear ing date the 6th day of October, 1848. All persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment; all those bavins; claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present the same, properly aumenbeated, within one year from the above datjr or they may be precluded from havingany benefit of said estate, and u not presented within tnree years they will be forever barred. SAMUEL rtiAtiK, Aam r. Cvtober m 1848. 3w, , - ' : WE are cavine the highest market1 prices for Produce, either in cash or merchandise at ;eur store rTater street, LouisMavMo. ORRj DUK & CAUPSEIX. CIRCUIT ATTORNEYT" , , We are requested to state t that A. W, Lamb, Esq., our present Circuit Attorney. will be a candidate to. rehl that office at the ensum? election 1n Notember. The counties, composing this, the third Judicial circuit, are aianon, naus, riac, munoui ery, Warren, Lincoln and St. Charles. ' We are authorized to announce Colum bus F. Kirtlov. Esn.. as a candidate for the Office of Circuit Attorney, in the third Judicial District, at the ensuing election in November, tlMS: -rr-r-r IS-ag , fin f ViXll' J. . lfJSrLSLS X SIX LOUISIANA PBICE8 Cl'BREXT. BAasta Orncx, Oct. 16, 1848. Wheat, - , ' ' . .: - 65 to 68c per.bushel Corn, - Bacon, Hams - - Shonldrj, Sides ' ' -'' Oats, - - Hemp, - . Lard Butter, - ' .. - ; Flaxseed, - - Beef on foot, - - Dried Apples, Eggs, Sugar, -Coffee,' - ' "" i Molasses, ,'. Cotton Yarn Salt, Kenhawa, : G. A. Bar Iron, ' ' Castings - Nails, 18to20cUperi " " 3 a 4c perewt. 1 1-2 a2 1-2 "i - ' 3aSl-2 '' 15 cts per . do. $ 4 1-2 a 4 3-4 perewt . 6c per pound. . . 8 . -,;.do ... V .. ': 60o pT bushel. 2 to 2 1-2 per ewt ) - 75c per bushel. 5e per dozen. ' - . 6 1-4 to 7c per lb. - ' ' 9 a 10c per lb.' . 35 a 50c per gal. - . 95cts, per bunch. . - 45 to 50o per bushel - 200 sack. 4 1-2 a 5 per lb. - 6 per lb 1-4 ner lb. New Stock. . JEWELRY, FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES & CtGARS. ' W. K. HEXKEDY th CO, Having changed their busi ness, now oner for sale, at St. Louis prices, a full as sortment of JEWELRY, cuchas , 5 Lady's Cameo Pins, do mourning do. full sett do; ' sett and plain gold Rings, Evening hair Pins, 1 Plain and sett Ear Rings, . Plain ind sett Slides, Sett Bracelets, Fine Gold Pencils, r ; Plain & Fancy Breast Pins, Silver Pencils with stone setts, Rodeer's Congm Knives, do do silver steel Razors, Fancy & Plain Studs, " Fine Gold Pens & holders, ' Ancor Leaver Watches, : Musical Boxes. Also, a well selected stock of Fa hilt Gko- ccaics, and Moskat, Port, Claret' and Medria WINES, and a large lot of Regalia, Pnncipee. Havana & Cuba C1UAKS, to which they would invite the attention of purchasers. W. K. KtrritUx ft uu., Water Street. Louisiana, Mo. N. B. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repair ed at the shortest notice. W. K '' do do do do do de do Genu. do do. do do do do do Far-famtd and noted Established Warehouse ..FO' CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE i, CLOTRlHGf!! "No. 118, : : . . : Fo'rmerltf No. 114,) : MAIN STREET, ST, L0V1S, 110. MOTTO, . ; I sun determined to sell tower than any otlier house in the United States. . i '!:: IilUiUWIIVVU AXJAJM M. V A a. GOODS are rushing in by every packet The house is now filled I ; Three ; large stories crowded with goods!.;. My stock this fall, will be tremendous large, by Jar exceeding any ever beore received, and at such low prices that will ueiyanyana.au , , . ( CJompeution. I am deerminsd to supply every Country Mer chant, and also all Retail Customers that dome to this market with the ready cash I have put the prices down so low as to mate it a matter or impossibility lor any house to oner the same in ducements. It must be apparent to every one that I can do it possessing the advantages that I do purchasing, manufacturing and selling for notmng dui i,Jn, or y o. i cuy jraptr. nr.HE undetaigned hare thrs, day assocjateA I i thnulvcklnbitlUEsa TiflJer'Hhe'ffm and .tvle oT Ort: Dute and Ckaofpbelf W purpose of irBBsacuss; a geaermi ercajiu Prodnce sad Coninission bUimesv, ia the store furerly''upiedby!Geavr.ieiiksistC Water street! Lhaisieoa Xo K- ( i r'( t i ti n sfiRR, DyKE i.'CAMPBELLleaye VoT If inform their friends and theisublia that. they have Uken the above coaunOdiiuS store and Warehouses adjoining; and arenowteoeiw ing from Saint Louis a large and Well Je letted stock of Dry Gjeai, Grsceries, lie, Nails. BooU," Shoes, QneenswsraEardwate &e. They are novv "ready to accommodsta their friends and the publiogeoarafly w?haUaHiJel in their line, and at prices fhat will .make Ut the interest of dealers to purchase of tbem.,. To their friends in the country they .would offer their services for transacting aiiyousinejs in the way of receiving, Storing and Forward- . ing Produce or merchandise of any kind1. Their Warehouses being situated' Immediately 'Off the' Wharf will tiuhlc lhnr trt aKtn ssd rectta) goods on' better terms 4han aayvotber bense.--" Their Taeilities are saea as to enable tnem to i make Uberal Cash, advances on any produce n- trusted to their care. They respectsully solicifc a share of publie patronage. .; ,-. a ! . ' ; J MBit .MM. &VBiBUX. faoI The tremendous amount of business I do, willhfen and Beyv Clotning susd Furnlass l One Cent Reward. T AN-AWAY from the subscriber, on Sun- mj davthe 24th inst, an indentured appren tice named William Silvers, about 17 or 18 years of age. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to me. All persons are cautioned not to liarbor him or give him credit on my account, as I will pay no debts contracted by him, GEO. W. CONDER. Louisiana, Mo., sept. ZOth, 184S. Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given, to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Mar tha Trower, deceased, that the undersigned will apply at the next November term of the county court of rike County, to make final settlement of said estate. WESLEY B. TROWER, Adm'r with the will annexed. Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given to ail perrons concerned or interested in the estate of Win. Brown, deceased, that the under- singned will apply' at the next November term or the county -court oi rise iouaiy, to make a final settlement of said estate. MARCUS DRAFUS,,) ,j HUGH LOVE, ... 11th 1843. 4w. : Sept. FARMERS NOTICE. SJ- If you want to buy the running gear ot a superior four-horse wagon, with or without the harness, make an early appli cation at this office. Oct 2d, '48. SPRING AND SUMMER. (r 4& ! , o- O o . "U"WTE are now receiving a larire and well as 'If' sorted stock of Goods, suitable for the season, consisting of ' Dry Goods, Groceries, &uecnsware,.&c,&c., which we will sell at ver low prices for M . . . m . ' v : . Cash or jfroouce. rersons wisnmgio pur chase Goods will vlease rive ui a call be fore purchasing. -: ; ' . ' ; 1 ' lbs. Bacon' rrANTED. 100.000 ImWW wvi.f - r;.bt.i .- : ' i ' - - -i "e. lACESO!t&BJtO, .'. I'. ,v.;A SU S 'i t-i 5,000 VJ.i enahle me to sell at a verv small orofiL which I always have done, and will continue to do. Re siding in the City of New York, and manufac turing my own goods, and having the advanta ges of the market my Drouier, uuablss u tf Asnif, conducting the business in St, Louis and the long experience I have had in business the past sixteen years, enables ml to get up s 410TK1U lar supcriur siyio uiiuj uuici. Mv patterns are the best and most fashionable that can be had, and are warranted to set and fit as well as those that can be had at the most faih ionable tailors. This fall I will have over 450,000 Garments, consisting of every style and pattern that will be worn. " t Beware of being deceived by those who tell vou "their's is Martin's" for there are num bers that do, and are mean enough to stoop to anyining. ueariu iunm utavuij huicii No. US. Instead of No. 114. The numbers on Main street having been alter ed makes my store No. 118. In front you will find the name in mammota gilt leuers ' : On top the house a large No.. 118. , I have the largest and deepest Clothing Ware house in the west. And remember, that L have but the one store in the city. ... , - TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. All orders thankfully received, and warranted to be packed correctly, at tbe lowest easn prices , l is no troubfe to snow gooas : . JOHN T. MARTIN. ' August 28th 1848-v4 no21.) ' A ' Valuable Farm for Sale. I wish to sell at private sale, my fans situated 6 miles west of Louisiana,' and on the road leading thence to Paris, contain ing 120 acres, of which about 60 are under good fencing and cultivation, mere is a good dwelling house on the place, a Kitcnen and smoke-house, a well with good and nev er failing water, in which is a good pump ; tobacco barn and stables. Apply coon, for I am determined to sell a bargain. U. A1ALLIHLKKUDA Pike Co., Mo., Sept. 11th 1848. . To Farmers. We wish to purchase 5,000 bushels good clean Corns, for which we will pay an ex tra price in cash or rourchandize, delivera ble on or before the 3Uln inst. sacus furn ished on application at our store on Water treet. ORR, DUKE& CAMPBELL. SLouisiana, Sept. 11, 1848 Salt for Stock. WE have store in a large lot on consignment which will be sold very low by , 1 OKK, DUKE & CAMfJSKUU Salt. WE' have iust received, and have for sale Ground Allum, Liverpool Blown and Jtanawns Salt which we offer at reduced prices. . .' ORR, DUKE &r CAMPBELL. jvotice. It MR. Waltjs Walker & Jake Walk, 1?H his wife You will please lake notice. that at the next. November term of. the county court for Pike county, Missouri, we will apply for an order 'for the sale of the slaves belonging to the estate, of John Mackey, deceased, that a distribution may be made according to the rights of those entitled thereto, as said slaves cannot be divided in kind,? , i Signed this 28th August, 1848, . I SUSAN MACKEY, I JAMES A. MACKEY, in his : own right, and also as Guardian for Su . san Mackey, a minor. JAS. M.. WATSON, Guar- , dian for William Mackey. CLAIBORNE: M.THURMON, in right of his wife Rebecca Thurmon. .14 ANDREW JTRIMBLE, " in right of his wfle Nancy Trimble. MUAMIN TEMPLET0N, in right of his wife Mary Templeton. , SAMUEL P. G1VENS, in right of bis wife & as Guardian for John ana Joseph Mackey, minors. . fjAS.TlLLITT,inrigKtof -V: i . - hiswifaEUaabeUi TflUlt.: 8epUbar4h;l84g. ,.:;s , $ 100 Reward! t MORROW'S IMPROVED DIA1HOND STEEL CARf " PLOUGH'. " ! ''-'Ki' t-. Ianntactnred at Tally, Ho. . THE subscribers has beeV appointed agent for the above 'Celebrated ' and snperlbrr ploughs, and now has on hand, at the ware-' house of H. E. Block & Co ' ' i ' 60 two horse Ploughs, ' " '-'t 25 one horse ,' do. " : T" ; : V As these Plonehs are becoming extend iively known and used : in this 'seetion of . .. , -i . . . . . , country j tne suoscnoer aeems u unneces sary to say much with regard to 1hej The Moleboard is entirely steel, ni thoao who have tried these Ploughs think' them' the best article of this kind now in nse. The manufacturer of these plough! offer' one hundred dollars fori Moleboard pattern superior to his. ' - ': ;. -i We are authorized to sell on the most faJ vorable terms for cash or produce. L i- ! '"- All orders for1 these ploughs addressed to T. Morrow, agent, Tully,' Mo., will sdeAt with prompt attention.' 1 ' -; " "; JNO. M. McPIKE, Agent! Louisiana, Sept.1 11th, 1848. (bS2 flm). SPRING ANP SUMMER CAMPAIGN OPENED. fresh supplies to suit f , tastes: npjlE subscriber has just replenished his alj Jl ready large supply of HEADY,' MADE ClOTHLYG, consistingin part of dress, frock and' business cloth coats; black' and figured casjmere pants; superior black satin vests; sSk, beaver and neutria hats ; shoes and boots.' 'He has also a large variety of linnen and tweed jacki frock' and business eeats s. knnen and tweed pants summer vests, shirts and drawers together with a good supply of DRY'GOQDS AJTD GROCERIES suit the; season. ,U1 of which he will sell as low as the times will possibly adroit, for Cash, country, produce. Of to punctual customers on time. , ? fn j,1r,.. To dress yourself worn top to toe , , . Right down to iny house you shduM . fvVis J. For, to you bargains shall be sold' 'r--j-For country produce'oT for goW.i '''' ' I- -j.i.H JOSEPH RICHARDSON. Louisiana, April 29th 1848J .r ll ..". inc Store, THE subscriber would .respectfully an nounce to bis Mends and the publfc'fteik- erallv. that be has now on hand.: and will eeai jtihue to keep, a If rge and well assorted stock of ltcaav-iuaue vioium embracing every article, worn by ;men er poya, They consist, w part, qi ;r. f!-i .,,., -.or lis Coats, fants, VesU. drawers, SBirtsusr,, penders, HaU& Caps, Boots &. Shoesr ' Socks, Gloves, Pocket tWeckr.V " , 'Hdkrvte. u&'r': J Also, a variety 6t Pocket Knives, Razors and Strops, Riding and Wagon Whips, Saddle Bags, cloth and hair Brushes, Trunks, Carfet Bagsl Umbrellas,' and many'otheY articles too tedious i to mention, which was bought lot Cash sad will), be sold for the same as low if not. lower 'than they can be had above St, Louis, j .).(; .m Hnvinir tha exnerie&ea of .10 or 12 VCaxa la the clothing business, he jQatters himseli .tba. as ? . regards style, quality or making, his stock can-, not be surpassed; and as for price they shaft not prevent a man from dressing nimseii, ior a -am determined not to be undersold by any 'one:; Persons visiting this place, wishing any article-, in my line, will not lose anything by calling hv one door west of E. G. McQuie'sy Georgia 8 LbuUiana, Mo. i WML H. ROBINSON, Sept., Hth. 1848 3m. ,,,--..: Beef tBeefl Befif! . TO the citizens ;or Joo isiana', .J x Thb undersigned pro pose tpreleave .ja. u- convenience labored En der at present by the cjtiieiweiu; io.FJRs in obtaining a good article. . of freeirwtt, by opening a regular marlet:itt'!C. Jaetsea k Brp's, ware house, orr ,eyeTTTasday, t-i. j j c ' .: . ! , they would pe pjeaseto iuppjyiirJVr w4.th? Wgenerany uZith I