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Dun REDouBrABLE SECRETARY OF STATE


After an absence of several weeks. Though ''con,.
gpeIied to reside at Vandalia,0 again visits US. to
commence again we suppose, or rather perhaps,
10 continue his course of shame. 10 The com
5sneneement of our difficulties with this gentle
Enan, ~ we gave him to understand that '.we
wished TO have nothing to do with him in any
character whatever" To our original purpose
we still adhere, except far as it may be neces-
ssary 10 deal with him to expose his corruptions.
and set his true character before the public
We have said nothing OF him in his absence,--h
caunot then complain Of unlairness. We ha, e
forborne entirely to speak Of his second brutal and
savage attack apou US with FIRE arms and sword
canes, and Of his immediate departure thereafter
because we wished the highminded secretar,
himself.t to hear. When we have more room.
however, we shall allude to this matter again,
and expose the gentleman (D fully, that it may
be seen whether the law of the bulldog is to be
.she law Of the land
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SniYEiI o. Ngxy1lEje.

ROM the subscribers the night of the 18th inst
Ill bright colored sorrel HO RISE, five years old, bald
face glass eyes, about Is hands hgh well made and
natural troter Any Information relative to him will
be gladly received, and stolen, liberal reward will
be given for the thief
ALEXANDER II. HALL
Vandalia, Aug q, 1882 23-3t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
$3.50 l4th Aug st, iS,}

1 N conformitwiih an Act passed the 18th Ju-
ly, 1882, eitled can act to revive and con
tinue in force b Act authorizing the payment
of certain cerifates," approved 7th May, 1872;
NOTICE IS HEIt3Y GIVEN thai the act last men-
toned Ga copy hereof is annexed has been re-
yived and contued in force for four years from
and after the sd 18th of July 1882, and from
hence until thend of the next Session Of Con
gress thereafter
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25-4t

JAMES IsAAcKs.

vi Office is hereby gwen to James I:aacks that an
attachment isned from The Clerks Office Of
said Court, on the 22nd day Of August 1882, at the
suit of Francis Dickson Jun against the estate of said
ames lsaacks, for the of fortyfve dollars and
eighty nine and three fourth cents pending before
the Circuit Court for the county of Montgomery, afore
said; which attachment has been returned served by
the sheriff of said county tract of land to wit
the west half of the southwest quarter of section thr
teen, in township eight morrill, range four west of the
third principal meridian, in said county, belonging to
the said defendant saacks; and unless the said defend
ant, James Isaacks shall appear and give special bail
and plead to said suit a, the next term of said Court
be holden at the Court House in Hsboro' m ana fo
salt county, the next THURSDAY after the seconc
MONDAY in October next, judgment will be entered
gainst bin, and the estate ATTACHED viii be sold II
satisfy the plaintiffs demand.
HIRAM ROUNTREE,
25-H CLERK Of said Court
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VEAkEN UP by Hugh Henderson, CLARK
N calnty, Illinois, on Biz Creek, one bay
HORSE, nineeen years old, sixteen and an hall
hands high. a white spot on the near side of the
neck, some whie spots on his back, and a hump
on his near side no brands perceivable: apprais-
ed to $25, by Amos Ashmore, Joseph Hawk.
and David Notleet: before me, this eth day #
July, 1882.
-, asf JACOB JOHNSON, j. p.
A true copy from "a eslr ieiok.
fftE JACOB HARLAN, Clesk
4Lt(f H Com Court Clark C., lii.
Arg. l2M, 1872. M-3t
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JOHN SHANKS.
Wholes8le and Retail Druggist

NO 80, MAINSTREET, ST. LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store of Mr.. Richard Rapier,
TX EEPS constant on hand large and general as
MA sortment of DLUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
sell at Wholesale and Retail, the most accommodate
ting terms.
P.S Orders from tic country particularly attended
to. S. Louis, March Ia, l832.-l-ly
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NOTICE.

VHNaE subscriber informs the public that he
- took up horse near Fort Wilburn, suppos
ed to belong 10 some of the volunteers. Sale
horse is supposed to be Is years old, about Il
hands high, dark bay and has had the big head
He was appraised to Sl4, by Patrick Gordai
and John Carrico. The owner is requested t.
call, prove property, and take him away.
WILLIAM DUTY.
Charleston, Coles county, t.st a5s4
JUjno;e duo K f.Rr .-. r. .sf.-.
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HIRAM B. BASGOM,
Iioets ;sa10 SgSa.cls=J4aa&sr T.,

MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO t
FXVAKES this method of informing thescitlzens
d Vandalia and vicinity, that he continues to carry
the business all its various branches whese Clocks
and Watches sent to his charge will meet with as prompt
attention if the ut hand, and charges as
moderate, if not so, than any in the city lie has
on hand, and Intends keeping, general assortment of
Watches and fine Jewelry, all of which he would be
glad to dispose of at small advance.
n5-The highest prices given for old Gold and Silver.
St. Louis, March IA, 1872. l-5m
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BOOK BINDER Y

q NHE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
u that he has established Book Bindery in Wanda
liza, where book binding of all descriptions will be exc
cuted in substantial, neat, workman-like manner.
0N-Old Books rebound.
at-.. r. GOUDY.
September 10th, 1882. e5-tf
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WILSON IL. SIMMONS.
Tn md Sheet Iron Ware Alandlac.

turer,
5HVAKES this method of informing the citizens
III 81 Vandaia and vicinity, that he intends
arriving on the above business, in its various
branches, at Vandalia; where he will sell, at
7holesae or retail, all kinds of ware in his line,
a the most reasonable terms. Country mer-
hants will find it to their advantage to call and
examine for themselves, before purchasing else
Shere. The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand large supply of Patent Rejecting Ba-
kers, of ,hc best quality.
All kinds Of jobbng and repairing done at the
shortest notice; and ali kinds of Copper, Pew
Ter, Brass and Lead, bought at this establish
nent..
~.h W.R. SIMMONS.
august, 1889. 24tf
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ELECTION REruRNs.-We have official re
turns of The late elections, from Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, Indiana, sc. &C., and indeed from almost
all the states where general elections have been
held; but nothing of the kind is to be seen from
since our elections were held, is already past, am
yet we know about as little of the actual results.
as we didthe first week after the poll books were
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DOCTORS r. Il. & r. K. PEEg1Es

NEaving dissolved partnership in the practice of med
Nh icine request all persons indebted to them for med
ciae and attendance to call at their Office and settle
their accounts before first of October next
Vandalia Sept. IL, 1882 [25-3t.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID aHEME.
$50. 900 CAPITAL lRIZE,

And price of Tickets only $l2I To be drawn
IN New-York on Wednesday, October 11th,
1882. Adventures at distance vii! have time
to order Tickets in either of thse Splendid
Schemes
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ls04O Prizes, 1895. 1850
0rHiehest Prize $4,000. lowest Prize
$l2, and Price of Tickets only $a2, for sale at
JAMES s. THOMAS Erchawe Office, st.
Louis. Mo Ang Is
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wYoEEsAx.1s & aEIAaA
@aGUle, YaarttgSa, Srrttltis, auto
Military 4ccomrement Mannfactory,
ST, LOUIS ~
8. IT. Vd,KENNEY


EEAVING purchased the interest of J. G a. Nc
q 81 Kenpey, in the above establishment, respectfully
announces to the public, that it will be continued by
him. in all its various branches. lie has at present on
hand, large assortment of -.A
Gentemen's full quilted, half and quarter shaft
ed Saddles; inlaid and best plain do; second
and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles consisting of quilted, quilted fore
pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives.
Brides and Martingales, of every description.
Bellows-top, travelling, fancy and hair Trunks.
Saddebags, Yalces, Carpet Bags, and Portman-
teaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, of overy
description.
Dray, Wagon, and Carl Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article 10 be found in similar manufactures.
fF-Orlers for Military and Indian work, will be at
tended to at the shortest, notice
Nt-Country Saddlers respectfully informed that
lbe has on hand a general assortment OF materials.
Feb 49, 1882
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Front-street, next door south of ]. LEE & Co.
A RE receiving and will keep constantly
IA hand, a large and general assortment of QUEENS
ware, GLASS and CHLN.4-conssting Of every
article in their line, which they will sell at the Louis
vile or Cincinnati prces.
irJ- Merchants visiting ST. Louis, with the view of
purchasing Goods, will find it b their interest to call
and examine for themselves. 4
Orders thankfully received antpromptly attended to.
St. Louis, AprlLS, 1889. 5tf
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VIEW YORA co aSoL Ida TED LO1IERY
CLASS NO. 50, FOR 1882. "a
SPLENDID SCHEME.

To be drawn in New York, Wednesday, Sept
10, 1882. 66 No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
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Carlyle, Sept. l, 1885,
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= y y = '"o9, s30UOUc
NFTickets for s;le at
JlMES S. THOMAS,
ErcMnge Office, 81. Louis, no.
Aug IS. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

At Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
within and for the District Of Litchfeid, on
the 18th day Of July, 1889:
Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of Moses Wadhams, of
~ Goshen, in sa,; district. shelving to this
Court that he is guardian of Seth Wadhams
and Adelino Wadhams, both Of said Goshen,
minors, under the age of twenty one years;
ard that said minors are possessed Of an undi-
vided interest, as joint tenants with eleven
other persons, devisees Of Moses Wadhams,
late Of Goshen, deceased, Of the following de-
scribed tracts or parcels ofland situated in said
Goshen, and bounded as follows, (viZ:) The
first piece bounded southerly on highway.
westerly on Phllo Collins land and an old
highway, northerly on Phebe Wadhams' land.
easterly on the Canaan and Litchfed turn
pike road and on Phio Collins land. contain
ing about sixty -four acres and ninety RODS of
land. The second piece is bounded east on
turnpike road, north on Grant Powers land
and Joseph |. GaylorG's land. west on said
Gaylord's land and land belonging to the First
Ecclesiastical Society in Goshen, and south
erly on the Goshen and Sharon turnpike and
Charles Cheers land, containing about TWEEN
ty-thrce acres ofland. The third piece is sit
uated in the sontherly part Of said Goshen,
and bounded easterly on highway, northerly
on Beebe Wadhams' land. west ON Amasa N.
Chapin's land, and south on Jonathan Wad-
hams land, containing about twenty eight a.
ores of land. Also stating that said lands are
unproductive to said minors, and praying for
liberty to sell all the interest the said minors
have in or TO any part of said lands, and that
the avails thereof be invested 10 other lands or
put upon interest. as may be most for the in
terest of said minors. agreeably to the statute
10 such case provided; as per petition on file,
dated the 10th day ofJuIy, 1889, more fully
appears:
Whereuron 1t is ordered by this Court, That
the consideration Of this petition be continued
until the Gath day Of September, 1882, at 10
O'Clock A. M. at the Probate Office in Litch-
field; and that notice of the tendency thereof
he given by publishing this order inthe Litch-
field Enquirer three weeks successfully, at
least six weeks before said Gath day of Sep
TENDER next.
A true copy of Record.
Frederick WoLCorT. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

At Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
.sOithin and for the District Of Litchfetd. on
the 16th day Of July, A. d. 1889:
Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Samuel BueI, of
~ Litchfeld, 10 said district, showing to this
Court that he is guardian of Jane Wadhams,
of said Litchfeld, and Collins Wadhams. now
Of West Mendon, in the county Of Monroe,
state Of NewYork, minors under the age Of
twenty-one years; and that said minors are
possessed Of an undivided interest as joint tc-
nants with eleven other persons, deyisees Of
David Wadhams. late Of Goshen. in said DIS
trict. deceased, of the following described
tracts and parcels Of land, situated in Goshen,
10 said district. and bounded as follows, (viz y
The first piece being the south part of the
Griswold Farm, SO called. and bounded south
eTiy on highway, west on PhilO Collins land
and on an old highway, nOrtherly on Phebe
Wadhams' land. and easterly on Canaan and
Litchfeld turnpike road and PhilO Collins
land. containing about sixty-fOur acres and
ninety rods ofland. The second piece is bOun-
ded east on said turnpike road, 0ortherly on
Grant Powers and Joseph I. GaylOrd's land,
westerly on said Gaylord's land and land be-
longing to the First Ecclesiastical Society in
Goshen, and souiherly on Goshen and Sharon
turnpike road and Charles c. Beers land,
containing about twenty-threc acres of land.
The third piece is situated in the south part
of said Goshen. and is bounded east on high
way, north on Beebe Wadhams' land. west on
Amasa N. Cbapin's land. south on Jonathan
Wadhams' land, containing about twenty EIGHT
acres. And also stating that said lands are
unproductive to said minors, and praying for
liberty to sell all the interest said miners have
in or to any part Of said lands, and that the
awaits thereof may be Invested in other lands,
| or be put upan interest. as may be most for
the interest Of said minors. agreeably to the
statute in such cAses made and provided-as
per petition Gu file, dated the 18th day OF Ju.
~, 1889. may more fully appear:
| Whereupon IL is ordered BIZ this Court, That
the consideration Of this petition be continued
until the cath day Of September. 1889, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Probate Office IN Litch.
held and that notice 0f the pendcncy there
OF DC given by publishing this order in the
Lienne'u Enquirer three weeks successfully,
at ssast slx week before said cath 0f Scptenl.
ber.' A true copy of REGARD.
] FREDERIcK WOLeoTr, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
GROCERIES, &C..
AZ Rolies' store.
.EsT STREE

WEST STREET. -
CUPERIOR Refined Loaf, Lump, aud
y Brown SUGARS, Fresh TEAS, Coffee,
Spices, and all other kinds of GRocERIEs as
Io,r or iO,Oer than euer. Also cut and wrought
Nails, 6 by 8 to 8 by 10 Glass, Glue, COrks,
Dye Woods.
Shovels, Spades, Trace Chains, Sad Irons,
Tea Kettles, Tea Pots, Coffee Mills, Waiters,
Carpet Rods and Eyes, Candlesticks. Bed
cords, Spoons, Tow and Horse Cards, Locks,
Saws, Sleeves, Butts, Bolts, Tacks, Sand Pa
per, Drawing Knives, and variety Of other
HARDwARE0Refued Iron-Stone Ware
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Rakcs. Scythes and Snaths. and many other
articles W hich mast and shall be sold soon, at
private sale or at Auction. .....s
EifchfeLd, July 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
Steam Boat Notice.

n RTER tbe present week, until further
- nsGes- the SUPERIOR. Capt. Sanford,
msff bssse Mew~Hs for New-YOTk on Mon
&sgh, Wednesdays and Fridays. at Il o'clock
GnssnA ~IH Iease New-York on
Tsas&sgss Tsssssays and Saturdays. at 7
afsassE A. d.. The UNITED STATES.
Cast BeeeheT, will IeaSe New Haven and
Mem-York nj the same hour on the succeed
ing dsys-4bns forming daily line Sundays
exeepaedl from New Haven At IL O'Clock
and from New-Y0rk at o'clock An. UD-
der this arrangement. both boais ~ take
freight. JOEL ROOT, Mgent.
Nea0- Haren, July IS. 1889 U6
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
Fare Reduced.
For New-Haven and New-York
Fare through to Ne,0- York 8 Dollars,
Steam Boat fare included.

Fare through to Ne,o- York 8 Dollars,
Steam Boat fare included.
THROUGH from ID to is hours. giving
Il passengers that wish an opportunity OF
spending from an hour to an hour and quar-
ter in New-Haven before going on board the
Steam Boat SUPERIOR. The Coaches will
leave Parks Stage House every morning at 4
o'clock, Except Saturday and Sunday,) and
passengers arrive in Newly rk at 6 the same
afternoon. On Saturday, leave at S o'clock,
and arrive ln New-York on Sunday morning
by the evening boat from New Haven.
From New-York the Superior leaves at 6
Monday,) and Passengers arrive at Litchtield
at evening ofthe same day, at the reduced fare
OF 50. Persons wishing passage or informa-
ton. will please call at the Stage Office at
Parks Stage House, where seats can be secu-
red, and the fare recepted through to New.
York. JOSIAH PARKS
BUNNELL & HARRIS.
Litchfeld. May so, 1881 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
NOTICE.

VIE Court of Probate for the District of
Il L'ichfield hath limited and allowed six
months from tie publication Of this notice for
the creditors Of the estate of
ELlHU COOK,
'a!s Of T"rr'nglon, in said district, deceased,
w'th'n which to exhibit their claims 10 the
Undersigned for settlement. An claims not
exhibited within said time will he deharred a
recovery. Those indebted TO said estate are
'eq"es'eu 10 make pay ment Immediately to
RILEY Cook, } Admins
ERAsTUs HoneEs, traitors.
Iorr'ngton, July ig. 1889 ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
POETRY.
From a. AEontr.ai Gazette.

From ths MoRtreat Gazette.
SONG.
IT'S come, 'iis come, the twiiight"O"''
Aad / that promise claim OF 'hses
To stray beyond thy guardian bower
AIone with me.
@ So. dearest, wswiH seek the glens y,
So lovely in night like this :,
AndIet me breathe my passion then.
Say yes--sayy yes.
And will Whisper notawOrd, n
To raise blush upon thy cheek,
Nor breathe wish If angels heAra,
They might not speak.
But when I've told thee all my love,
All dare ] steal one parting kiss,
- Nowitness but the stars RbOve2
Saw yes--say yes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
NOTICE.

"HE Court Of Probate for the District of
4 Norfolk hath assigned the 9Th day Of
August, A. ID. 1889, at 10 o'clock forenoon,
at the Probate Office in Norfolk, for the APP
pOintment of Commissioners on the estate Of
AMASA COWLES,
late of Norfolk, 10 said district, deceased. rep
resented insOlvent. at which time and place
all persons interested in said estate will, If
they see cause, attend and be heard relative
TO said appointment. ..--
MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge,
Norfolk, June FL, 1882 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

At Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
ssOithin and for the District Of Litchfeld, on
the 16th dag of July, A. ID. 1889:
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05
 Al CARD.

hlr. and Mrs. WRIGHT beg leave to ten- der 10 their kind friends in Little Rock this public and hearty expression of grati- Jude for the many favors received during Mr.. .W's protracted illness. That the blessing ofHim who hath said, z Inasmnch as ye have done Ii unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me, may rest upon these kind friends of theirs, is their fervent prayer
 Mr. Wright, as Agent for the Am Board of Com. for Foreign Missions, hereby gratefully acknowledges donation, unso. licited by him, of S3l 314, from several benevolent individuals of this town, to aid in the Missionary operations among the Aborigines ofour country. Also, S19 31A i, contributed 1t the monthly concert in the Presbyterian Church. in Little Rock, 10 be appropriated to the same object.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05
ITEMS.

SruRzrEIa.-i'his famous lecturer on Phrenology, and a disciple of the great Dr. Gall. has arrived at New York, in the ship Rhone, from Havre.
 J HOWARD PAYNE, sthe dramatist, has arrived at New-Y ork, in tue packet ship President, from London, after an absence of nearly twenty years from his native country.
 Counterfeit Notes on the Bank of Balti- more, of the denomination of 5 dollars, are in circulation they are dated April l5th, 1899, and arc made payable to J. Coleman.
 FALLS OF CoosA.-The President of the United States has issued proclamation, giving notice that a town has been laid off at this place, to he called WETUMPkA; !; and that the lots will be offered for sale at the Land Office at Cahawba on the second Monday in September next.
 NRw-O ORLEANS, Aug. 7.-The general health of our city at the present moment,
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05
Runaway Negro.

A runaway Slave has been
 R committed to jail, who calls AN7 himself Jack. He says he be- E12W longs 10 Robert Neal, of Clark zZn. county, Arkansas Territory.-
 He is about , feet or 5 inches high, rather chunky made, and bald headed plaits his hair, and has 1t spread over. He appears 10 be about B or 40 years of age had on when taken mp, a linen round-about coat and buckskin pam falcons, and buckskin cap. The said Slave was taken up in Jackson, A. F. The owner of said Negro is requested to come forward, prove his property, pay charges and take him away, or lie will be dealt with according to law.
 ]. NJ. KUYKENDI u,
 Sheriff ana Jaifor of Lawrence county.
 Jackson, Aug. g, 1S32.
 Printers fee, SIP 25] 9 l3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED

b01es0F37e, .HHg. 27
 Our little village assumed life and ap pearance ou Saturday, to which it has hi- therto been stranger. Capt. Bean hay ing made mp his compliment of men, they were paraded in BatesyiIle. Arkansas has cause to. be proud of them--tiley are men who would reflect credit upon any State in the Union: well mounted and equipped, accustomed to the woods from their infan- cy, they will be enabled to bear all the priyations and hardsllips of such an expe- dition. The officers of the company are : !st Lieut.. Joseph Pcntecost, 2d Lieut.. Robert King, and Sd Lieut.. George Cald- well who, together with Capt Bean, deserve the thanks ofthe people of Arlsan- ,as for the nromptness and energy which they have displayed in raising this compa- By.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES. LN cRfT7ENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS TERRITORY
NOTICE rs HEREBY crvEN
the md ersin.

ofC the
  andb
  the taxes sale
  lie ai day. NoTE and costa
  of
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05
New Blacksmith's Shop.

zNHE subscriber respectfully informs A the citizens of Little Rock, and of the adjacent country generally, that he has commenced tire above oiisinsss, as inc Shop on Main-street, opposite the Eagle Hotel, where all ordefsin his line VIII pc thanlxfillv received, and executed with neafness and despatch. He will toaryans his work to be done in workntan-like manner, and on loaoer terms, for CASH, than have heretofore been charged in this place.
 VIM. ANDERSON.
 Latse Rock, Aug. go, 1882. p 6m
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05

Is letter than ii has been, for many sea- sons, at the sane period.
 We hear of no disease, either of an endemic or epid emie character. Should the police of the city beon the alert, which unhappily, is the very reverse, we might hope for immunity till the new modifca- ton of the atmosphere, consequent upon the Asiatic cholera, takes place.