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Todsts drank at The late eclsLrafiOn Of .7,neri
can independence. at S'cedringen's spring,
near Shepherdsto,rn.

!. The day we celebrate
.. The declaration Of injcpcndenee--A voice
81 freemen, laundering from the West. With the
solemn and emphatic words, "we pledge our
lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor" to pro-
tcst
3. The Constitution nG ihc United Sts,es-the
only security 90 the Federal Compact.
!. The President of the United states
5. The Heads Of Departments.
q. The soldiers Of the cSolwion-tlIeir fame
~ AN indestructblc monument Of glory, nsrribcd
~ bright and living characters on the itpIcrsha-
HE tablet Of immortality
:. The Army 81 the United Sta,es--In defence
81 national rights, II knows coinpccr
y. The NAVY % the United Staics-She hos
borne her flag with triumph aud respect in every
9. The Congress of the United ststes-Tb.
collected virtue aud vis'lom of a great and free
people.
10 Our eouutry-Blessed With al the .niov-
Elcnis Of liberty, aud sustained by the virtue and
Intelligence of it, people.
~ The principles of liberty in Eurups.--'Th.
spark that has kimdIcd, ma, It, flames 1isucl the
darkness OF tyranny and ineinerse 'hc last ,esiise
Of ROYALTY.
~. George Washington
IL. The American Fair
The blossoms opening 10 The dsy,
he d'~s ~ Heaven rcfucd.
Can nougbt of purity display,
10 emulate their mind
vOLV STEEus
Nv DR.. e.. II. StcI,henson Henry (Iav--liL =,
bright star in ,he armament, long o,sci,rcd I,y
Iuurky cloud--now shining w. ur,diuurted dc,
nifty and splchd0ur, needless Of the warning Ill =.
msuts
By Thomas v. Swearingen, Esq Party Shirt
the bane ~ republican Institution, anil of pri-
Natc friendship is speedy e1tinguishncnf
By Capt w. ". Selby. The march ~ Civil
and Religious Liberty onward IN their eour.s-
tpsy they continue % roll until the imperial nan-
date goes forth, thst Time shall be 40 n,orc
By }. Galisi',r. The Union--the Offspring, a
ralor, ccmented by the blood ~ heroes Against
~ imrrt guahle t0wcr1 the tainted breath III re-
bsllion mar hlow N vain
by Dr. J. W. Golden. Barg.in. In'rieue and
iornptioii-Niay the iufcrnaf directors az ,bst
iDiamlns rrpoft sink into oblivion
By Hcul Wiltshire. The hero q the Revo-
lutoo-Ihcy have done the glgrious decd. o,d
hung on higi thc sss.l uf our libetttes
~ hiehsrd Niorgan. Thomas psine--yu,. II
the ioudrr- ~ Am ricsn Iadetscudeucs bi. fam.
D. zoo bright ever b. De- esHpsed by hpss wl,o ar,
~ uugrptcful ~ 81 attack "a
w p. a. lianankamp. The memory II s,o,o,
ID lliyar.
~ John J. BrovH Corrc,, prin,ir,~. ana
practical good scnsc-the bal srk ~ r,,s,ll,.,,
gogrrumcots--Nsy tie people anil th,ir servant
mover mistake visionary theory foT she cnc ~ nj.
Titc's sVpcdicucy Tor The other
liy John j. sayrs. The American ColsniEa
iiou socisty-hsy sucecss attend he huni1rs r.
tyTs and ~ itA hrrcr be resiizsd
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by Dr. Henry Boteler. Mrs Calhoun, Bcr-
rien, Branch, sod Ingham purr American
irons. When Virtue Las erected her throoe IN
lhe female b'Sast, nothing can eaPsi the heavenly
inllsbitsnt.
By Jo,io b. Weber. Nav the services of Gen
jackson ~ president " the Cnitcd States be ~or-
tl,'is continued until tho year $50 and a.. W Az
pcs,ilenec, and Famine be forever kept b-ne all,
the fcet ot every inbahitant Of America.
By Stranger. The Hon John e.. Calhoun
one ct the most brilliant stars "a the political FIR
inarnent, onl. obseurcd b, the cloud oil Nullifra-
zion.
By Maj. Charles Harper. Thomas v. Swear
ingvi', the orator of the day.
IL, Samnrl iunrickhousc. The reader Of the
declaration OF independence.
IL, David Sni,rly, Esq. The Heads Of de-
psrtincuts-if there be amy.
By Jacob She.tz, sen. The memory of Col
Joseph SwcariDgcn.
Is, Lewis wisenall. Gen. A. Jackson hap
u, issue ont OF all his affections
1Iy Martin =. Brown. An army of prineiul.s
will penetrate ~herc army of soldiers cannot.
Ii viii succeed where diplomatic management
would fail. IL is neither the Rhine, the Channel.
nor the Ocean. that can arrest its prorrvs.. IL
will march on the horizon Of the world, and n,
will eouqurr
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A general order from the War De
partment, published IN the Official.
directs that funeral bonors be paid Ia
the memory Of the Ex-Pre.ident Mon.
roe at every military post aud station
i'm the United States, and that the
Officers wear Grape on the left arm for
xix months.
A similar order from the Navy De
partmsnt directs funeral honors TO be
paid to the memory Of Mr.. Monroe at
the several naval stations.
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NV YORK. July 9.

Great FIre.-About two o'clock
this morning, a fire broke out in the
centre Of the block bounded by Amity.
Greene. Mercer and Fourth streets
So rapid was the progress, that all the
buildings on the block except one IT
was only partly built on) were either
totally destroyed or greatly injured.
The whole amount Of property de.
stroyed is estimated at SEQ, OOO, about
one half of which was insured.
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~ I7FIIITf NJ IIHE IWs
We understand that yesterday DR.
smith performed one Of the most IA
bofious and difficult operations thar
has ever presented itself IN surgery.
~: the eNti'Pation of large schifrous
mass lf0m the scrotum, with the for
mai'on oi an entire new urinary canal,
VIII The kniie. The patient. We atc
informed, vas doing we'll this morning
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eoNNrsIeArLp.
FOURTH OF LILY


The 'iay was celebrated at Harpcr,- Perry near
iiHlI' : Works, 10y those principally employed a,
tiist branch III the Armory. After partskin, ~
hne dinner, served up ia the rural style, the fol-
loving 'oss's were drunk, sud the ,lav passed of
without any occurrence (n the immediate ,ici,,i-
y to mar its festive erJoyments
j. The day we celebrate-May !, he re-.
rnembered with the iiyeliest gratitude bv an.
latest posterity. '''e
2. The Constitution Of the United States
" has been tried and APprovtd--msy il be
preserved inViolaie.
.. The President oftbe United States.
: The memory OF Washington. Adams,
$ The Ex.Presidenis. Madison, Monroe.
and AdaDs--Msy their services be duly an.
precisied by their countrymen.
9. The Revolutionary PatFiots--Their Rlo
~ brgh,ens a. their Numbers diminish.
z. Vrginia-May she surpass the other
states IN internal Improvements, ss she doe,
IN extent Of Territory.
The Liberty Of the Press-The shield
Of our liberties. and the dread of tyranis
=, The friends Of Civil and Political ibe,
~ throughout the ~osld-Hsy their effort.
be crowned viih ultimate success
10. Our COuntry---Tbe natal pIsee of IL
berry, the asylum Of the oppressed lei us
cherish its honor.
IL The Poles-They have fought nobly ;
may their cause be prospered.
IL. The American Sysiem-Paa results
warrant us IN giving u . fair trial.
- The Ps'F--iD attending 10 the delicate
adjustment Of the exterior. may they not be
unm'ndful that the spirit Vt the eye Is fos 10.
'ernal improvement.
v0IUETEERs.
by Ns Fainter This is in remembrance
81 George Washington, that hero sho s dead
and gone May his name be ever found IN
We i"le. page ~ America, sod his virtues in.
scribed N The leaves.
BY ~. Siipss. To the officers Of Hsspers
Very - Our rights are al we van, pss -, :
far p''ee for our isbour. md treat us a. our
eondae' may merit, and we ssk Of 700 no
other fEYoFI
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THE INDIANS.

LExISGTox, Ky July 2.
The following IL extracted from a
letter written by DAVID CAssEL, Of
jacksonville. (IIl.) to Mr.. MICHAEL
GouGH, Of this place. II will appear
from il that the Indian disturbances
are likely to result in something more
serious than had been anticipated. -
The writer Of the letter is a gentleman
of high responsibility, and the inior
nation II contains may be relied upon
as correct. Rock River is situated
l. so miles above jacksonville.
jacksonville, TN. June 90.
Yesterday an express passed thr0'
this place from General Gaines, who
had gone on in advance sgainst the
hostile Indians on Rock River, with
500 regular troops, stating that he had
been DEFEATED with the loss Of
THREE HUNDRED OF HIS MEN.
and HIMSELF WOUNDED. Our
Governor has gone on with 1900
mounted volunteers, and has sent back
Tor 5000 more from this State, lndi.
ana and Missouri. We fear there will
be much loss Of time aud lives"
Steam boat .Accidenf.-The Steam
boat Chieftain, Capt. Shallcross, on
her passage from 81. Louis to Canton
ment LeaVenwOrth, when about 80
miles above this city, burst one Of her
boilers and was compelled 20 return.
The accident, we are informed. was
occasioned BY the connecting pipe be
coming thoked. and thus stopping 'l,e
supply Of water. The noe Of the boil.
er collapsed, and was blown OUT for
ward, carrying two men, fireman and
a deck hand. overboard-One of whom
was drowned The other, badly scald.
ed, swan ashore, and there il some
hope Of his recovery. No other dam
age was done to the boat. She is now
repairing. and will be under way again
IN few days. - 81. Louis Republican.
Tie Rioters We learn that the
men. who were taken by the military
and brought 10 this city, on the charge
Of Injuring the baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, were examined before Judge
Hanson on "Wednesday last: about
thirty of them we're discharged go
their ovn recognizsnccs, and the bal
ance remain 10 prison fV trial.
Baluinefe Pstfio,
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De0h by Lightning. The Win.
chester Republican mentions, that
Miss SUsAS CARpER, aged IA wears,
daughter Of Mr. John Carper, Of that
county. was struck by lightning on
Saturday the 18th ult. while seated ~
table near the fire place, and instantly
deprived Of life. The lightning des
eended the chimney. Her mother
and several other members Of the ia
m'ly were IN the apartment al the
time, bot we're little u At all injured.
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En|orfmdfe.-A man named Lishirr
was killed by Mr.. Fowler in scuiile
which took place on Saturday the 25th
ult. on the Georgetown road, six miles
from Frederick. Lishier was a man
Of bad character, and bad been in the
peniientisry-and it IS worthy Of re.
mark that he was on his return from
witnessing the execution Of Marklcv.
when he engaged in the |JGcGs which
caused his Death It'd.
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4 daily paper il about 10 be pub
I'hed ~ the city Of Washington. aSov
edly 60 advocate The election II he
Hon JonN McLEAS TO the Presidency
e The 4. States = Baif. Cfcs<
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Florida Eitefion. The 81. Aueus
line Herald says the election Of Co.
w mrE, as delegate ~ Congress.
90 be contested.
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Murder Of The Nerey family. A
man named Christian Erydinssr, has
been apprehended, and, after an exa
mination on Thursday last before NJ.
BaltzelI, Esq. committed to prison on
suspicion that he Was concerned with
Markley IN the murder Of The Newey
family. We decline stating the ru
mUurs ahoat; but would hope that
those Who have knowledge of any Of
the circumstances which have been pub
licly named will attend in Frederick on
Saturday next. when further exsmi.
nation will take place.
Frcderitktown Herald, Cd inst
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We learn from gentleman resid-
ing at Couo~lngo, Md. that very Sc.
rious and extensive damage was sus
tanned IN Cecil county. on SUNDAY
night, in the vicinity Of the creeks AID
water courses. The heavy rains which
fell converted many Of the brooks into
torrents, the force of which swept a.
way mill-dams, fences. cattle, sc.
The bridge at Conowingo, and the
dam Of the Maryland Canal were de.
stroyed, and our informant states that
not a mill-dam in the neighbourhood
was able TO withstand the flood.
Baltimore American
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From the " Y Com. Advertiser of the 'th.

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE,
A most destructive fire occurred last
night IN the upper part of the city,
which nearly DESTROYED an entire block
of buildings, bounded on the north bv
Charlton, on the south by Vandsn, on
the east by Narick, and on the west by
Hudson street, the value Of which, with
furniture. &c. is estimated at upwards
of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. The fire spread with
such rapidity. that many families bare
~ escaped with their night clothing,
and in one instance, a person was drag
ged from his bed, after the bedstead
was on fire. In addition to the proper
ty destroyed, we regret to add that
several persons are missing, who, il is
feared. have perishc:. in the flames.
Two children. xho were left lock.
ed up in room by their parents. who
had gone TO the Theatre. have not been
found. Several 6remen, we under.
stand, are seriously injured.
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An Ox's gall will set any color
silk, cotton. or woollen. have seen
the oolors At calico. which faded az
one washing. fixed by il. Where one
lives near slaugb ter house, il is worth
while to buy cheap fading goods and
set them in this way. The gall can
be bought for few cents. Get out
all the liquid and cork II up in largo
phisi. One large spoonful 81 this in a
gallon OF warm water is sufficient. -
This Is likewise excellent for taking
out spots from bombsZine. bombazett.
&c, after being washed in this. they
look about as we'll ~ when new. Ii
most be thoroughly stirred into the
water. and not pot upon the cloth. Il
- used without soap After beiup
washed ~ this. cloth which YOU wish
10 clean, should be- washed ia w.rm
suds. - Econ. HousnriIs.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
THE OHIO.
sTANZA

N3 | 14
 "How have you thought of mel How have l thought of thee3-as flies
 The dove to seek Ter mate, Trembling lest some rude hand has made Her sweet home desolate. Thus does my hnsom seek Tn thine The only heart that throbs with mine. How have thought of theea--as turns The flower 10 the sun. Fen though, ,wben clouds ana storms arise, It is not shone upon; Thus dear one, in thine eye l sec The only light that beams for me. How have thought of thee-as thinks The mariner of home, When doom'd through many dreary " asfe Of waters yet to roam, Thus does my spirit turn to thee, Ny guiding star OCT life's wild sea. How have thought of thee2-as bend
 The Persian al the shrine Of his resplendent God, to watch
 His earliest glories shine, Thus dohtinY spirit bow to thee, Ny hearts own radiant Deity.
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ATEINacN.s cAsErT

Gems ot Istss.atati-es 2 r T GIG Se,,;,..
 E 9Ae3i Mo- ot this pepuiar mon4ii4 il.i..eM. -aN odIcai fer Ie:sI. viii e0ntain fef. more royal octave pages Of letfa, ef closely printed on fine type and piess, per, forming at tAe cid of the ,.. seeu pa ane Of about 6do pages. Prie5e =. 's . vol vol. year in advance. 's@ o0
 Every No will be embelisbed ...a
 elegant CopperPlate and several haa,s ss'a one A ood engrayings, Music, and illsfaassV, .ssVme of Botany; besides a beautiful Tiila Ti.a.,o1s II and general Index for the volume n1 age CoPperplates will embrace portra;ts os ne most distinguished men, Ae Fo.i.' FI.0af Views, and fancy Pieces, equal tt1 lls.sgfs, aug periodical n fte JH1ed stafeg. 's Ot
 An elegant plate of the latest Fask;a. will be puizlished in the January Ne Ns9'3pas 9a of tbe Figures full length portrs;t 4se . Queen Adelaide of England: adv ;,, f,an VI Dress a F.aiking Dress, and Cap and ,Tm I'm ban, Of the newest style. "s'
 lie February No. will contain snlo. did Portrait of aslingtoa. An eldraa. Scripture Piece for March, is in tba lsaas s.as ot tffe Engraver. TEe snbseopent ar cravings will be Of the best quality. s"s
 Liberal premiums have been ofered fa. choice original contributions. And sna eial care will be taken to have tl,e e se,pe JPe' tions of the most interesting and rstrne e' tive matter, consisting of Moral Talas M Biography, Historical Sketches, Poetry Light Reading, Sc. .
 He olnmes of the Casket for 1897. s9s '29, and '3e, embellished with.a great nu,o' her of engrasipgs, bound or in Nos. nav still he had, price e2 5e volume. T955 may be the last opportunity of .ohtaini5s complete sets. But a small nunlker ,,ss. what Is required for present subsorbers will be published in 1891. Address for. ders post paid) "
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 2-4w 1I2 Chesnut-street.sP Philadelphi.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
L1rr1n RocK, <. T..
.l;ipu Gwt. 1851.

.',Iti 2 zt.kft, TO 1I-4 EyHE subscriber " ishes to purchase al 3 this place, for the United tates, be- tween the 20th and 3Ist of August next, FIFTY GOOD sUBST.4N'1L3L [ Tg.4 C OyN. HORSES, between tue age Of five and eight years old. fifteen hands high and for which payment will be made at the time Of purchase.
 I. D. CLARK.
 Capt. U s. .8ynlg, Sap'g. Reni, aad .Subst. ef fadiaas.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15

0FFIcE OF AMERICAN AAB FoRErcN Aersey TOR CLAIMS, 49 NALL-sr. NEW-YoR4 JAN. 1891.
 DuBLIC NOTICE is herel.y given to all 6 persons whom tt may concern, hayirr Claims. Debts, Inheritauces, 2z C. rayable or recoverable abroad, that this seerev las established, under tie special auspices and patronage Of distinguished individual, in this country, 2 regular eerrespat.denc with eminent Bank CTS. Ssc. in ilcpriHeipal ports and capitals of fereign Governnlents in commercial relations with the United States; through tie mediation whereofsuch valid claims as may be confded thereto. will be expedited far settlameat. and promptly and effectively recovered: when furnished " tie claimants with tie suita. aie legal proofs and vouchers. together with the requisite Power of Attorney. to be taken and acknowledged before aly Judge of Court of Record. pr other competent Civil Magistrate, Municipal Authority or Notary Public; and the whole duly authen. ticated y the Governor of the State or 'erritory ia whiet the same may he per fected, and legalised y the appropriate Fo. reign Consul.
 Having also established similarcores pondence throughout the United States and British merica, the like claims for re- covery in any part thereof respectgelg will be received and efficiently attended to n behalf of American as well as foreign, claimants.
 Orders for the investment of finds on Mortgage of Freehold property, CT in the purchase of Public Securities of the United States, Canal Loans of the States Of ew- York. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Soc. punctually and faithfully executed,
 Applications addressed to tlis Aeencyia cases requiring the investigation of claims search of record, or tie intervention oi legal proceedings, should be accompanied with an adequate remittance to defray the preliminary charges and disbursements at tending the same, and all letters must be post paid.
 AARON II. PALMER, Counsellor 9 he s. c. ofase U. s. .ae'nary.
 law47
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LITTLE ROCK, A. r.
 ..ndg 25fh. 1891.
SEALED EsRe9ps9S.8Ey

AS ~-SsHG AAE<d| E~8SSR E S&tYssR l3aS :" ILL be received by the subscriber, W at this place, until the sixth day of July next. for the delivery of SsTssx PAIR, OR VOTE, OF oyrST. between n the age of five and nine years old to be in good order, well broke to.worls, and no OK to weigh less than six hundred pounds. 1t Is proposed to enter into separate contracts for any number Of oxen from ONE, to TEN pair, untilsthe whole number required are contracted for; the oxen to be delivered at this place between the 2oth and 9ist of August next.
 Persons making proposals will please state the number Of pair they can furnish, together with the age and weight and the price at which they will he delivered. Good and sufficient security for the faith ful performance of contracts will be re- qtIred, and payment will be made on the delivery of sile oxen; persons unknown to the subscriber, will please give respecta- bie references as 10 their capacity to fur nish, 1t Is also desirable that they should come to this place to close their con- tracts.
 !. E. CLARK.
 Ga3t. U. s. .a,my,
 Sup,g. Reni. and .su5st, qf Ialiuns.
 I0,5u.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
E..4Eg .E0 Y'EfE.

yETILLIAM TRIMBLE, Attorney at W Law, will practice in the Superior Court, at Little Rock, and in the cou tres of Clark, Hampstead, and Lafayette, Tn the First Judicial Circuit. and Crittendeh, Phillips, aud Chicot, in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He will also attend to tie ooi- lectipg business throughout the ierrltory,
 His residence, Washington, Hempsteaa county, "A. T..
 Jaly 21, 1s90. l7-g'
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
7TTT z ROCK
.H CsE F.7z F.

 gENHOMAs B. MALONE has establish
 ed SEMINARY at Little Rock for the instruction of youth of hoth sexes. In the Male Department, Spelling, lead. ing, Writing, and Arithmetic, will bo taught at s per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography, Rhetoric, Elocution, Geometry, Natural ard Moral Philosophy, and Theoretic Chemistry, at S6 25 per quarter. Latin and Greek, at s7 90 per quarter.
 Tn the Female Department, which is un- der the direction of Miss MALONE, Read- ing, Writing and Arithmetic will be taught at S per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography, History, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Drawing and Painting, al s6 g per quarter. He exercises of this institution will commence on the lst Monday in January next.
 Having been assiduousIy engaged in teaching for Iwenty-one years, Mr. MA- LONE hopes that lie is not entirely inade- quate to the task of instructine youth and he assures his patrons that no pains on hls part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2eth, 1920. bty4O
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15

To delicate minds the unfortunate are always objects of respect; as the an clients held sacred these places which had heen blasted by lightning; so the feeling heart considers the afflicted as touched by the hand of God himself.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
Lovely Claims.

TyOR sale, few Lovely Claims, proven
 I'D at the Land Office in tiiis place, and which hare net ret been located, Apply al this office. June |.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
The Steam Boat Industry,
CE5 L.4s.ss iSls;T c AS.SSz1iz.z.,

ts sAsaf5s-a - ~ssF F7 Ns.sF--@1s5
 Mil ply regularly du- ,,6s ring tie ensuing sea gA.s--s.ssA A1lay-s son, between New-Or- .Isss:s ssssFssssssszs leans anu the several Iandinrs on tie Arkansas river, and when ever the water will admit, wiIl proceed as far ID as Cantonment Gibson and tic V est 6gThe Industry left this piece on Mon- day evening for Cantonment Gibson and is exnect te return in or l0 days
 Little Rock, June !, 1851 40-tf