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E0r Rent.

a~A YEyHE Tobacco Factory on frat
. d street, opposite Lyneh's Waoe-
Es..E% house, nj pfescn, occupied by Messrs.
.sstHkA VIM. ~. Burwell & -. This Fac.
tory W. butt for an experienced Manufacturer,
has attached to II a frs, rate Sweat House, and a
Large Lot, with every other convenience FOR the tu'
siness on an extensive teale. Possession gwen
on the 2osh February next, or perhaps 1t wou'o
SUIT lhe present oecup tnts 10 give II Up sooner. !
would prefer renting for a term of years. Apply TO
ALEX. LlGGAT.
NJ, 81 w3w'
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auction Sales.
Nov II.

I'm Tuesday night the 9th, ! shall resume my
~ night Auctions, and regularly continue them
every Tuesday aud Friday nights during the Fall
and Winter months. My stock will be such ms
will SUIT the season and sold in small lots. My
day sales will be every Wednesday at II o'clock
of Groceries, Furniture, &c. &c, Fayors from the
country arc particularly invited, as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc't.
Sept. &, 1891. its
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Eegroes ior Sale.

NILL be sold to the h CHEST bidder on Friday
w the 10 h Of Dec. 1891, at the late resi-.
denec of Elizabeth bearing deed, four Negroes, be-
longing 10 the estate of said T.. bearing, together
with some articles of household furniture A credit
OF IL months upon all SUMS over five dollars.
JAS. q DEARlNG,
MARS TON CLAY,
Administrator OF Elizabeth Dearing, decd.
Dec. 4 AZ
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NOTICE..

UR1NG my absence from Lync,but, ~
M persons Interested in the estate Of tho H..
DIR, Jonn }. Cabel', are respectfully referred 10 N,
Henry c. Ward, who has full power to &C, fo, -,
and Who, IN my absence, will do any and ,,.,,
thing connected with the management of said -.
tate, winch | could do myself, if present.
THOMAS r. FRIEND
Admir- OF j. J. Cubel, dee.
Sept. 90 Ia
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AynchburS Cotton Eactovy

WIS Establishment is now in onora;o,.
COTTON YARNS of superior quality will
be furnished, at wholesale, nj rs low prices as any
OF similar qualities, made in Virginia. .
WIZ pay cash for GOOD COTTON, deliver.
e" al 'ne Factory either IN the seed or g,nned.-I
prefer buying it ginaed,
10. NORvELL, Agent
II The DanviIlc Reporter, Wy,hc Argus. All.
'ngdon Republican atd Knoxville Register will
please publish the above for 3 weeks, and forward
their accounts to this office 70, payment.
Lynchbarg, Nov. "a, 1884.
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,trfae of A drste0 81 tie county .oor. u
Nd Campbell, maids al oeiaber term, 1881, IN the
sui, of Snaa q. a.. vs.. Falss CT. ai-ln Chance
~. / shah. on TUESDAY tic I'D Of December mex,
srll. by way of pnbte auction, OF The late DWELLING
house oil Benjamin fariss, dec, all The Personal
aud Real Estate OF SAID drceden,, on a credit Il one
aad two years, takin, from the purchaser or pur-
ehasers, bond with approved security.
JOHN FARlSS. Com.
Nov. oath, 1891. va"
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ExiNhlNiA.-At rules held IN the Clerks Office n,
~ me 'lcuit superior Court of Law and Chnnccr, Tar
ne e'"nty OF Annie -. on Mpmiay the 9TH day Of Dctol,r,
'cof-'A5beft Robinson aud John q. Neon, r,,yn
pa''he,s 1.-THE late firm of Mckee, Robinson 81 60 and
samuel No'liu, Berjanin Hunt aud David iIerud,n. NOR.
en''hts aud partners, trading under the -,yIe and firm ,f
H"wn Hunt n Co. plaintiffs, against Godfrey Tolcr ms
~ io'et, Wm,B u. I"ler, Richard II. Toler. i,eni,miu IA
Ioler, Defts.-In Chancery. "' o'y
,he deisn ANTS Godfrey rolcr and James J. ToIor. M,
~ e"'ete' their appearance and given secu,,v ne
"a ~ appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew :. w" ~
''"a"nnnts OF TINS commonwcs lth; Ga motion nC TO-
r'''i'''Hs, ny tleIr counsel, II is ordered that ,bs ,,J ~ ~
,fnulnts' '"direy Toier and James J. ToIcr. din 80
y D III " before the first gay of the next An,ii ,ornnf''a
''s"et IN bhl OF the plaintiffs, and that a COW nj -" "
o,u., oe forthwith Inserted III the Lynchburr Vi r;,ian
'"i '"o months successfully and posted a, the nsu,a
oithe court hose in the said county. '" doof
ACopy-TeSc, JOHN TUOupSO,
Nov. IS sun, Jr. c.
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"A / u Court held for Nelson county, the 9th
N day Of September, 1880.
James Lyle, administrator DC bonls non of Jas.
Lyle, decd. who was surviving partner of Archi-
Id henderson, John Sho,lrldse, George Klppin,
Alexander Nee lul, James Gordon, John Kirp,u,
Neil Jrmmls5n and Jlmes Lyle, merchants ant
partners, trading under The hnn of Henderson, Nc.
Caul " Company, Ptnf.
against
james Murray, son and heir Of James Murray,
CD Defts.
IN CuANCERY.
This cause Game on this day to be heart, on the
bill OF regivor, he original bill, the original subj nna
returned executed, an attachment Wilh proclamation
returned executed, IA conditional decree made al
november CourI, 1907, an order of publication
made at June Court, 1927, returned duly executed
and the exhibits filed and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the Court doth adindgc.
ot1er and decree, that the plalnt,it recover against
~ h""'hb 49, --.''v - O"N ,~.I--t..l c,.,a.
pounds, Tour sh,l'ngs and one penny farthine, with
interest thereon, after the rate of five per cent per an.
mum, from the llth day Of December. one IN ,,sand
seven hundred and seventy three, I'LL pad, likewise
MS COSTS, by him IN this behalf expended And
me Court doth further anjudge, order and decree
''o' me ohef't OF this county, do expose to sale. To
'ue h'Shest bidder, on Il credit of twelve months.
INC Two tracts ofland IN the bill and mortgage men.
uohtd, having advertised the time and place OF sale
lor Tour weeks in the Vuglnian, u neWspaper pub
lished IN the town of Lynchburg, and that he take
from The purchaser or purchasers bond or bonds
WIN approved security, made payable to himself
as ohei'fi aforesaid, q also a decd of trust upon he
premises, 10 secure the payment, of the purchase
money ana that he make IA report of his proceed.
d'nss herein 10 this court. Plaintiff Costs. S67
vi. A~CoPy-festc,
SIP. GARLAND, OK.
NOTICE.
l VIII expose to sale, the tracts ofland in The bill
nen'ohcd,o n the premises on Cox's creek branch
o' ye RIVER, near Sparks IL. = riots IN the cnnn.
" 81 Nelson, on the 10 h day of January next, in
pursuance OF the foregoing decree.
. G. HARRIS. DEPUTY
Sheriff for John Digges. Sheriff OF N.
1900 ids
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Splendid Piano-Fortes at Auction.

CVTCITVIW I IWUU- UTIcS 1T NUCIIOH.
WILL SELL, in from, Of my Office, on FIJI
u day, the l2h inst. 8 BEAUTIFUL PIANO
FORTES, on n credit oil 9 and & months.
sy Persons disposed to purchase such articles
will find this a mos, favorable opportunity, as they
will be sold positively without reserve.
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, Auct'r.
Dec. 4 ida
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SNu0tiUn WnutrN

a LADY who is eminen,lv ou,I,s.,
'a''"' ''aw,hg and Painting. would lie nlc,.
$50 TO near OF a situation, in a F,male Sem;p""
~ private 'arl'y. A line addressed 10 s A =,
TINS Office will be attended 10. w. al
Dee.l
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NOTICE.

virtue of a deed Of trust from Charles w
beaumont to The subscriber, for certain M,
poses therein specified, made on the 9Th d,v orn,
gust, 1851, aud duly recorded in the Clerks of;co ~
me musings court for the Corporation of Lynch.
p"'s l shos', IN t'ont the Ma et House in ,h;s
"N"' ." saturday the 20h day of December nex,
proceed 10 sell 10 the h,ghcsl bidder for oa.t 49,
Snnii making and Tobacco machinery belnna,"a'o
sa'd Beaumont, consisting of three Snuff Mill
,hrec Tobacco engines, four Tobacco presses a..
&c' set Carpenters Tools; all his Household md
N'chen furniture, consis ing of Chairs Csr,.,s
beadsteads' Feather Beds and BcdJin,-l M,hho'''
,ny Side Board, Wardrobe, Dining Tables Sc
l or'.' l Medicine Chest, . Looking Glasses
s se, S Nt Ornaments, | Hair Ma,rass, Earthen
a"a E IL" 'rsfe' osslors, Silver Spoons, Knives
Ovens, Tubs, Pigsins. &c. sc. "''
NJ. 81 HUGH MoNrGoMERiE, Trustee.
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A Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
"A cery, begun and held for the county of Am
hers,, a, the court house, on Monday the lat doy OF
September, 1884.
Frederick Cabell, Js. Edmund w. cabell end
Frederick w. Cabell, Sen. fRis.
against
Edmund Winston, admir- with the will annexed
OF Edmund Winston, dec. and IN lis own right,
Elizabeth Moseley, John Johns and Mary his wife,
Clifford Cabell, John Horseley and Mildred his
wife, John w. Moseley and Virglnla p. his wife,
aud Lewis Cabell, by James Bcnngh, his guar
dian, specially assigned to defend him IN this SUIT,
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IN CIIANCERY.

This cause having been sent hilher by the Cir
cut Superior Court OF Law and Chnnccry for the
town OF Lynchburg, is ordered TO be placed upon
the docket of his court. And thereupJn the defcn.
dam, Cii1otd Chbcil, by his counsel, and by leave
OF the court, fled his answer to the plaintiffs, bill /,
aud the subpoena AWARDED in his cause on the 7Hh
day of June, 1880, being returned executed upon
ihe defendants, Elizabeth Alosclcy and 'ohn Horse.
Icy and Mildred his wlie, an they still faillng TO
appear, although -four months have elapsed os
well since the return day thereof as the fling oflho
plaintiffs bdl on motion Of the plaintiffs, BY coun.
sci, their bill is taken for confessed as to those de.
fendan 5 aud thcreupon this cause came on to be
heard upon The bill and amended bill, the answers
Of the defendants, Edmund Winston, John ilotscley
and Mary his wiie, John w. MoseIey and Vlrei.
MIA p. his wife, and replicntious thereto, the an.
sseIs OF The defendants, Clifford Caboll and Lewis
r. Cabel, TO which the plaintiffs make no replica.
ton, and an exhibit, and was argued by counsel
On conside iation whereof, the eour, doth order thn,
the defendant, Edmund Winston, do render before
one of Inc commissioners Of liis court I'm account, Of
has administration Of the estate OF his testaiof and
the SAID commissioner is directed to examine, state
and settle the same, and make report thereof 10 the
court, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by HI nself or required by the psrlies 10
be so stated.
ACopy-Teste,
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ACopy-Teste,
JOHN THOapGon, j.. c..
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

New Glasgow, Nov. 81, 1884.
The parties will take notice that | have oppoin-
ted Monday, the 9Th day OF January next, TO com.
mence the examination and settlement OF the nc
count directed IN the foregoing order, on which DAY,
at tho hour Of 10 0 clock in the morning, they arc
requested to attend at my Office, in this place, with
their accounts, vouchers, and copies of court pa.
pers, prepared for examination and settlement. as
directed by the court.
w, s. CRAWFORD, Con-.
Dec. | wiw
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IN CIlANCERY.

james Murray, son and heir of James Murray
~ .
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4 L q Circuit Superior Court OF Law dhd Chan
"A Gerry, continued and held for Nelson county,
:. the court house, on Friday, the Sd day of DC o
a., Is9i
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A 1 a Conr' held for Nelson county, the 9th
day Of S%eptemblr 1870.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
 REMOVAL.

YHyHE subscribers have removed lo their K large two story Brick Duildine, oppo- site the new Hotel, where they have iuet received by all the late Steam Boat arri- vals, and are now opening, heagP auH splendid dsSortnnem of neto and fashionable G0O;DS, adapted to the present and au- preaching seasons; and all they ask te en. sure speedy sales, is a call from their friends; knowing they can, and viii seli, as low, If not lower, than any other house in town. The following comprise part of their assortment, viz: Superfine blue and black CLOTHS Bieached and unbIeaehed Domestics Plain and striped do Painted Maslins, plain and figured do. Null, Jaconet and Swiss do. Ginghams, solid and fancy; corded skirts White silk and cotton Hose Calcoes of great varieties Thread and bobneit Iaces; Stoeks Black and fancy Italian Crayats Pongee Handk ercbiefs Ladies and Gentlemen's black and white
 kid Gloves Ladies, fashionable Leghorn and Straw
 Bonnets
 Gentlemen's black and white fur Hats.
 Ready Made Clothing. Full bosom, Rufaed, linen Shirts Cotton, plain and check, do. Spring and Summer r ant taloons; do. Vests do. do. Bombazine and Rochelle Coats.
 Books and Stationary. Modern and ancient Historical worLs Poetieal and Political do. A general variety of Books, adapted to
 the use Of Scminaries.
 SaddEeYy. Ladies and GHntiemen's superior Saddles Saddle Bags. Brides and Martingals Riding Whips, &c.
 complete assortment of QUEENS and CHINA WARE. 8 Groceries. 100 barrels Flour, super fine 90 do. old rectiGed Whiskey
 10 hogsheads Sugar; 42 sacks Coffee
 pipe Rice; l do. Brandy
 casks TeneriFe and Malaga Wine 9 kegs Lard; 90 do Fails Castings and Iron, assorted Hardware, Cutlery, &c. of every descrin. tion. VIM BADGFfTT & Co Little Rock, June IT, 1884.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
Administration Notice.

s&ilE undersigned having obtained from h the Clerk of tire County Court off it;;.s county of Pulaski, in vacation, in the Ter ritory of Arkansas, Letters of Adminis- tration on the estate of RICHARD J. CAVE, late of said county, deceased, bearing date the 10th day of June, 1884, hereby gives notice to all persons hayin@ demands against said estate, 10 present them to her, properly authenticated ,acoor. ding to Jaw, within one year fEom the date Of said letters, or they may be preciuded from deriving any benefit from said estate: and if said demands be not presented as aforesaid, within five years from the data of said letterss they will be forever barred
 All persons indebted to said estate. are requested to make immediate payment.
 CATHARINE CAVE, Adm'x
 of Richard J. Cave, deceased
 June 20. 1884. II st
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
Runaway or Stolen.

ENROM the subscriber, at the Red BlufTs, A A. on tie l6th of May last, dark cbesnut sorrei HORSE, with a bald face branded with tie letters A. S. on the near hip, raised by Abraham Smiib, in pope County, 4. T., some saddle spols on boil. sides, near his wethers, has long tail. square and heavy built and about I4ihands high. All persons are requested to in- quire for said Horse, and any person gjy- ing me information by letter, at Little Rock. 80 may get him, l will pay five dollars for their trouble
 B. NJ. LEDDETTER.
 June 20, 1894. II l3t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
r. RITCHIE.
 A. G. VAN PRADEELES
concefn.

The subsoriberhavingp purchased the en. tire interest of Mir. Ritcnie in tue above establishment. vii! continue tie hns.aess on his own account, at the store formerly occupied by R. < Y. where he has a lresh and handsome assortment Of DRUGS. MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. which lie is disposed to sell very low, for cash---or would sell the whole stock, to a responsible purchaser, on a iiberai credit
 A. c. VAN PRADELI IFS.
 Little Rock, June 20, 1881. II If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

EsA E hoBBERY.-A letter from the |4 |pas's' sss at Norwaik, Conn. dated 24th .. velosk P. M. says: "The great p. 's'1'a U New York was taken from the M sopa' os U. two miles from this place, and ,d 0l us contents. The mail has been % 'aa a an open field, with the letter bag ra,;a1. ,psp' and rlfled of its contents. It is sbsas ,sS'e z, ,0r me to say how much property IIsal, sa 'sAen. a All the bags will be im- \ re,y as: forwarded ! to the NewYork Office. d, M sna. Oass' directed to Philadelphia, and lSs sSTPpeaTs Y not to have been opened.n lis 'ea so's York Times, of Monday, says M b1s p0s'on ], packages were all broken ssks ~ Vt '1e open letters, bills ofexchanee, Dn1 ,hs aue holes of hand, were left on the a,l tba 'a' ts', ro1bers having carefully seIec- slde amp pa'h notes, and it is supposed inples,s s'sail' ' taken is very large. Sus- lShte D p.;n upon two fellows lately inmates ldap. ba, sp'' N, Who were in Norwalk or, ulgs msa.'' who nave not been seen since. ften.s uiss were in progress to discov- siiidi siidis,es '9nlng fla and Col. Elnore are the lab, c.n Tor nl the scat in Congress lately
 vi hlalr. of South Carolina.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

! @bloRiag very just observations up
 arse of the French Chamber of
 in regard to tho indemnity treaty
 tinted States, are copied from the
 Daily Advertiser.
 d coareaiion.-It IS q curious in-
 tbe manner in which the prinei- l naaiity are disre garded Ill their
 n to the intercourse of nations, ] #ierfcent debate on the indemnity
 ahaa bill in the French Chamber of } gery little ailusion was made 10
 THf justice Of the clam. Several ] espressed their conviction, that a
 sun was due than that which was Zdobe appropriated; but t vas not } h iheir impressions were founded #ractual examination of the merits ] adect. One person maintained, I original claimants had parted with EA for a small consideration; as if, *r!bis to be the fact, itcould make Efnace as respected the obligation
 abtor. Another argued that Ame- Eprerty was lawful prize at the time \ spoIiations were made, because Died States could not at that time
 other nations 10 respect her flag; as ErOn charged with larceny could ex- \ himself by proving, that the indi- Rhom he pillaged was too weak to |ltethers from appropriating bis funds |aniar way. The great argument, |a seemed to be, that the United I |night be induced to receive a smal- |a and that tie consequences of a re- |Gmlnot be very serious. It IS quite |EaoIe, that one moral standard should HaPP for the regulation of the conduct individual, and another for that of 'ndl9daals; that so long as a person aIeae, he IS suhject 10 responsibility RB completely lost when he acts in it With others"
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

r aadrsd and sirty tfosr per cent. ! |'SFnse of collecting the revenue at |a oi Genessee, for the last year, as Eea's by an official document, amount pA,leS! while the whole amount of F, F'Feae was only S64S This is paying ss ssloF collecting one dollar. Suppose '@ ialr specimen of the operation of ! s0a9nleal Administration throughout woe natlon, and let us see what 1t will ] ? collect the whole revenue of the ', l,F' At such rate, for every million eled, 7. I would cost tipe million sir hm-
 qa loftg thousand doHars !!! To Y H[2 z 2'O0V, 900, it would sink the nation
 ~ si4l, ,O0o,000I!l We can no lon- 'onl 'uA9eF that the expenses of Govern n i'10ef the present Administration, is .,,s.'s as'l0ie that of any preceding Ad- ualoh.-Roehesfer pssn
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

e,,l.s scats3s. The follow
 6l'd !, s'li,,p from a speech delivered ? by
 stifae, n,.a,,' m in the Senate oi the
 Fai Bpisoi is 1928. In this extract, spt's' :" l'rscs the independence 7, of
 Bntssp ,ss Orsat ul force, and places the
 z '. i..s rue basis. Y. s.a Mr. Van b0rsns speech '.,, ,..ectiou of the Executive with T
 eo1aDse .,,,'ch ae closer than wilh the ] si,,ll'',-s.eatafives. ( ? Upon the sub ! esf' ,5i appointments, and tle whole
 'aiies, s,,,iye 4 business, the Senate is
 HsIp', T.. check. It Is, therefore, of iS ',9e 0n,' that 1t should be wholly llII,'IES, g.a Executive control, This bo- f'9ataJ f9Il I to by the famers of the l,a 9os,s ss a sanctuary fer the federal nop' l,ts of the States, and so tra- ilI ls,;sl, l'S that sentiment on the part Q lIors. sh' It is here alone that the iea,g l.o;;nIe has been preserved a Pil9s' PiaS,able to all, but particularly to , ,aI s,a,es. for it is in this department ]. ,lasl ,s.;r perfect equality is recogni- 2. Z 'ri ~bere, sir, will be its efficiency, a,3se ' Ss coaieaded for he establish so sof hereafter, a Senator shal! feel t T, 11ty to attempt, in language which 1ist 9sl' tbe occasion requires, to ar 'a,t Dssbments of the Executive, or to ,s.s ss.s' by exposing abuses of trust < ', ttbl,at tbl,at of any of it's sabordin- ,ag ,s find his lips closed, not indeed .f 5g gag late, but by q power far ct1sl. He may, perhaps, be told, ns6 t Is his right to canvass freely
 aets of the President and his must be done in a manner more
 tbat their motives are not 10 be ,Dned and discredited; that de- hi character, having a tendency i, slienate the confidence of the .e out of order. that if he will periods according to the prescri- and measure the extent and bit bis dennneiatlon hY the admins 1dard, he may 90 on--but if not, Ysist. ,
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
DESSflEE.TfO.A.

sfeH t oo-partnership heretofore exisiing
 t1 under the finn Of RITeHIE k VAN PRApnLLEs. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due 10 or by the con. pern, will be settled by 4. G. Van Pfadei- les, who is alone authorized to wind 1T tLe 2 o5lcnrte
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
Little Rock Exchange.
IaGNN Ss LOWRY.

Store, formerly occupied by Col R. Q. Byrf, and fitted II np in complete or der. heir i5ar Is supplied witt the sess of Liquors, and they solicit a continuance of public patronage.
 Little Roeh, June %, lissssai lissssaai. 1lsf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
Sfeanlss,oat Re2fs4er.

.1Yoaaay, June l6-steam boat Arkan- saw passed down to the mouth of White river.
 7h.esday l7th-arrived 0ttawa--left for the Mouth on Thursday.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
BACON PORK. LAIRD.

DACON Hog Rolnd and Csnvassed Hams -ES Mess and prime Pork in whole and
 half barrels
 Mess Beef, in half barrels
 Old rectifed Whiske,
 Porter, Ale and Cider And general assortment of Groceries and Provisions, for sale, low for cash, by
 DUNN Sz LOWRY. Little Rock, June 20, 1884. jtf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

MARRiED-In thls town, last evening, by the Rev. J. ". Moore, DANIEL RlNco, Esq. Attorney at Law, to Miss MARY hNIs CocKE, late of Springfield, Ky.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

4 fellow who was found lying in the gut ter near the polls in the Fourth Ward yes- terday, the rain pouring upon him and one ofbis legs forming a complete dam. by which the course of the little stream was turned from it's 'snatural channel,'' was asked why he didn't % home. He replied with perfect moisture of feeling, 'eCause Pm waiting for the resttA.n We did not enquire 10 which party he belonged. ~. r. Sun.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

A Mir. Fabian, of Bristol, Pa. came to his death last week, by a very triaing acei- dent, a splinter under his thumb nail of the depth of not more than the eighth of an inch. About four weeks after, he took cold in the injured part, modification ensu- led, and he died after suffering great agony for nine days.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

Mr. Livingston, our Minister in France; was received. by the King on the third of April. On the 2nd, Mir. l.. was at the grand Diplomatic Dinner. given by Count Borgo, to Lord Durham.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

< 1 Coon Ix.,,==In inc a(fer part Of ths csabln ot the steam boat Trenton, there Is hang up a tn sign, which indicates part ol what may ke regarded as the proprieties moI m the place; 1t has the following inscrip- ton
 " Gentlemen are not permitted to te doecn