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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31
Der Rineerm6rber.

0as "gdoii' cine in Mai(ano
|erfbeinenoe 3sitfbrift, tntbdlt fol-
'eenoe fhrednebe Sbatfabe, tpelbe
in 9tolien poretfaQsn: "2lm 81.
Mai ;. =. wurOe ju SreSia Elm
0srbreber binseribtetl Der ;u ben
:Ebeu6litblten 9sbSrt pon osnsn Die
|Nunalen Der Sriminaliultia tpiGen.-
Salurint, aus yleuato in Der .pro>
|Dins 5rsseia, beiratbets ami .Nop.
1919 Elm weib, Das (,b ibm imtner
brap bewies; er batttmIt ibr sw6lf
&lnosri alle friltb un2 esfuno- -uub
ale tarben TOR Dem irpettenMpnate.
.Sei oieism :beIptellefen llll9tiG
;stste Der 0ater ME eint @pur pon
@efibl !; auf Den Jammst oss
Betbes, bas @nfeeen 0er Sefann,
ten antwcrtste er falt:. @s ftp etn'
mai i'm 6immsl stfbrisbeH oab
aue feline &inosr gnsel tperoen fou..
ten. er bewtes feintn anotrn An
tbeil, oa6 e. tmmer ltbneQ flr Sars
uno 8esrdbntb fcrste. Sic Sino.r
ltarben ME, men Dte Mutttr 5usestn
NOR. gines 1. g., bate ibm Bic.
Mutter zines 2lbtnos fdr eintn 2tu,I
|senblid ,ubalten 9eseben. Gr trua
IS in, bofe ,.berun1 uno bradte ,ss
|ibr nab etut9en Minutsa nit ben
:, .9a' nimli1,st .es 1T tDot!
Gin anoey,dal ,fann man Elm Sine
|tooti als oet' Ddtsr fstbtt oteMsuttsr
|fertsef6idt batts, Sei etnigM
|wouttn 9satbb arm, biz: pttBlib III
|oiegtute trateu, rpp Gle fteinsesfW
nam lag, fri(be 8lutropf.n an Der
Nafs uno'blaue Slefen am y0atN
bemerft bnben. sJnne6 .entfs,ntt
lDer bduf9e Wo obnnl,esntbfd eins
Ieenauere Nuftnerfiamfcit ,lno Der
lDeroaebt Der q ater fbnne oue
I(eine &inoer ernDroem tpara ebnebtn
Der leste, auf Den ir9enD Elm Msnld
fsL ia (coar, aIs u d4 ,u rsssn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31

Nouer unD,Saufm'auii.

Gin Bauer batte Elm Suoer 6ol1
nab @tsttin sebro6t IS al, einen
Gaufmaatt pertaufti ilno .naArem er
es abselaosn, trat er IN eefeti Com,
tpir, ur1 oos geto cafur IN etrs
pfans ;u nebn,sn.> Der &auftnann
raAttt Sabaoe; er sdblte oemDa,t
er oas bepunsene gelD auf 'einsn
2ifh,nnbDa Dem eestern Der Oe:
fuh Dss s sabatsoanpfss lebr 4neb<
lid bpprfatn, 70 laete e.: h0e font,
mic .lsf mol en paas piepen to ge.
pen.' arsihp, ,rsr(sbte Ser Sauf-
saarrl: Der. Sabaf puio' 9bm
nidt elnn1nl {hmeden; Id raube
nihtsals Snaitsr.s re- BET lbaost
ntek - taeinte Der youertr rtreubsr,lg;
IT'D rod ssa nib In ps Statt srlt'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31
I'D { { m 1t sc.
(ENr' oen 9aterlanosfreune.) }

- (Sar osn @atsrlanosfrsune,)
e. fannj il nicht imrner fp bleiben.
Joier unter cem wsbleIuoen muuo.
Gs blnbt cine 3eit uno perpsItt
aDas nit uns bic Groe bewObnt.
60 baten Diel fr6blide menldeu,
-eauq vor uns eelsbt uno aeta6t:
Den 0iubeuoen unter Dem 4tale.
Sepfteunol.1 ein Bsdr sebradt!
Gs meroen pieI frbblibe Meufd,en j..
eans uab uns ees 2sbens fob freun,
unS NuhsnDen inter Dem Graes ...,..
Den Se6ev Der Srbblibsslt peib'a
Sir Isen 70 frbbIiob beplammen, r..
. QMr BADEN uns ale 70 lieb
@r bsttesn eiaanper oaS Qebsn: .>>
Mb. ,penH "a bcb INNER 70 btteb!
Dod) .reil eS nitt iturner fam bIeibeu,
so baltet Die Srennee rebr fsit!
lDsr weis oenn, rpie baio une ssrltreuet
Das S6IdlM nab Dit unn na1 sBe(t.
Do6 fno mir AUDI fern pcn einanoer,
60 b!eiben Die QsrBeu Ib NAB;
uuo ale. ia ale tprc's f,eueu, -
aHann einem spas @utss stlbat.
EI1.4s% 40. S!:ijbE
unb fomn,eu Hir trieees sulanlneRNHNR
!. Qluf webfelnoer ssbeusbabn, 3ii}|''t. 3i|'t 4 4
Go fnapfen ans frbbl,be gnoe gHt.t#
sSai..Isn i.lblibsn @nfaus mir an..~.'..s
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31

(Jn Sennefee 1T reulib cine Gcn'
oention 3nlammen berufen rcrs
osnt UNI Die GonItitutiOn jenss
Staats ,u perdnoern. Olabits>
benoes |no sic 0auptstss oie(sr
- urfunoe ,
Sie erlls qBabl miro ON erften
Donner)tase i'm, Nusujt, 1885, Aott
fnoen.u. bernab ON nsmIibsnSage
ole itpep Sabre. 2tle 10 Sabre pl
elne 3abluns Der 0immfdblgenShrs
Ger vcr9enommen, uno biernah Die
gimbsi!uns Der Nspre(entanten ges
madt ,perOen.-Go lan9e. Die &c.
p6Iterun9 oes Gtaots nitbt auoert>
bolb Miuicuen lberlteist, (ou bos
0aus Der Neprelentanten aus niOt
mebr als Is Mitaliepsrn bsfeben,
uno aIstann ibre Soblim 9erbd!t
! lnlB Der Sunabme persr60ert peroen,
inoe0tn oarf otete ME bober ais SO
fepn, tpenn ober Elm Gauntp spep
orittel .. Dem erforoeribenOerb dlt'
ni6 Der Sepblfsruno entbalt, 70 fou
bo0e|be su e.nem Neprsleutonten be-
|redtiset (epn. Der Senot oarf
nldt Den orttteu Sbeil Der 3abl Ser
Neprefentantsn iber1teisen, u. miro
ourb cine ateibmaNi ige0ertb eiluns
nab oer. 3abl Der selesmdG.9sn
Stimmfdb,sen 9epdblt. gauntIes
melebe Observation-Disclosures bilosn
mlAen aneinanoer 1tp0en, uno fein
gauntp oarf 9stbeilt werosn. Ois
Mablen fIu0sn e,nmal in g Sabren
fattt *uno bic 9eneralNfemblp per,
tammelt (leb am erfen Montose i'm
Oct. nab Der grmdbluns. -Mit9l.
|oer NNemlp erbolten ,pierIbaler oes
Ea9es fir ibre Oientte, uno pier
Sbaler fur jeoe Is Meilenl welbe
|Ge nab Dem NegleruussNse bin u.
suruf III rslltn baben. !NQes gb
|9entbum (Sanffed nit etnssIbloC
|(enl loll nab elmer slstbfbrmi9en
|S@b,ln9 tarlrt peroen. Gie
Ser; ;Nl0emblp bat fsine9etpalt (tla,I
{pen Srepbeit gu ssbeu, ais uur mit
Der 3u|iimmung ibrergisnsr.> Deri
I |06upsrneur tpirb pom0elfe erndblt,
|balt fsin amt jtpeD Sabre lang: "a.
fam II, s Sdbrsn g. Sabre erwdbltI
|sperotn. Der G taatskeretair pirp
|ourbSauotlrs1 beteer 9dafer auf Al
Sabre erndblt. 9eoer frspe tpsi0e|
Sirset oes *9eretnisten Staattn,
tpelbsr bds'N Nltet Don,2 81 9abren
erreibt bat, unD 1ebs Menateo IN,
Gaubtp ,pobnt,bat basNebt su ftims
men, uno' 'frepe 2ente pot, Sarbe,
I0ie GbjeBt i'm 9 taat beflnoen, uno
lals ,Ssusen pors einem G'eribtsbofe|
,uselo0en tperoenf baben ebenfauS
|oas Sin,n,retbt.s Srepe eeute Don
Sarbc flno bon SopfItsuert iuno tnis
litairitNen Dientie IN GrieosnsseitenI
|beftgpt. Die Supret1 Court Iou.
aus torep M6tsr beiteben, trdde
fir elnsn S.lttlm pon SpMft 9abren
ermdblt iperoen folletl- Die Mbter|
Der aatern 8erilttsb6ft sasf 5atbtl
SABRE et.pdblt-G GtaatS. AnmdloeI
ntlf {ed3B CSahre Neinp, Mtf1fsr
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31

;teoonnr fticnr tls . G d eb { rpt,
jourctaus ttn9louMsht unmielld -
tSe!tn,ln rer O'utter, rpel1e 1leb
inner pol! etebe fir lbre &inper, ppu
iSdmeri bber ibren Derlatf ;siets,
iDcint 70 elu 0eoonte nicmols ouf-
Igetpnmen 3u fern. SnIeb, oa oert
felbe Sou 0b 70 oft niererbvte, 10
lane rch euelib g~tner unb Der
n n . ere biz ga d ( peroah,
tl9 uno' ais ON Is, Sept. 1888 tenn
Safurlnl Uieeer Gin :&nobe .esbcren
;,por0r1o btbielt .elner herg(attbarn
TIM elnptEifdnbnlne nit rem 9eems
ten besOrtes, Elm tpobf fames Nuse
ouf Nues, mas nit tem .Slnbe Dor.
9in9. Dim a, 9(op. 1888 fpute lleb
enptid fas entfeslittsc 8sheimni6
entbill!eu. IS NOR <Strbenfe(t in
Nebeto. Valuriniw@ jsitlib auf.
9efancen. @e9en 7llbr. tnar Die
SIunne, roo fstu Weib cie @tuben
esspausberrn oufSuriumen paeete.
gle Fduste oos SinOi broebte IS in
S6Eof anp ;osrlie6 Die Wobnung.
$bomas, Der am Ginsang 1tano,
1db Ielb<r rem @oof eebsn. 9eur
sine hdlbe @tunbe baranf elite (e,
tpleoer surid ;: lbr sMonn mar pfei.
teno bef6dftist, init elmer .@ebaufet
einen tbmuetgcn QBinfsl i'm 0pfe
gu relnlsen. Scum IN Die .Stube
I9etrete!, ttIrjt ft fbreieno. in bic
9blrt; Sbomasf Sbpmos! Scr
9labbat bSrt'pen Sbret uno ,fhau<
bert Sufamnlen !; cine. fhrebterlItbt
Abnuns er9riff tbn er elite (oslsieb
bstbei uuo fay, tpit Saiurinl ouf
oaS 0efbrei rubig Ieine.2rbeit en>
oete, bic S6aufel (duberte unO ban
mir elei6gllttgtmSdritte nab benz
0aufe 9tng. Sas. meib, au6er
ll6, srjdbltt fpie lie aub. DielesSlnp
rpleoer toot 9sfunoen ; Der Bater
Denies burcb feline Btmequne. bic
serlns7e @mpfnOuuS poer ueber>
rofd duna. Nubi9 in ole Stube &C,
benb, i'm oieaSaebe jl unter(u1en,
oas MaS oer5tetsen geicbe nebmen,
Dem In 6aufe swcbneuDen Sifbler
Sth6e pDn altsn Brettern unD pert
braubte Ndsetbriasenfoie er pore
rdtis bQtte, $auf Pen flsinen >Garg
tparten tbn hsablen, ben 2eibuam
oartn pernagau, auf eerspfarrei ben.
4cotsfou anseisen,~ oas NStbige
eatrtbten -Nues baS hane8afurini
[osleib gang rubigin Fur,er3eit be.
orgt. 9nee0en roar besannt &c.
pcroen, aub basswblfte &ino fen
9eifcrben, >pie bic: ibriseuz;r Der
Nabbor bate oistlmlfdnee ersdblt;
,Ie alten Grinnerunssn, Die fribere
puree reae j loutlpraheu
lO Gntfesen ,ino Qlbf0eu aus Der
Seatnte feste bic prdtur in: Gbiart
'en Dem 8orfalIe In Renntni6. Ser
5arss wutoe; ae6fnst, Sic 9sibe BON
Sa0oerfdnoisen unter(n1t !: -
'laue Slecfen am 9ol(e beutetsn,auf
linen 9etpaltfamen Soot bisr 9lipf
zen rparen7 7serbrebsn bic eunse auf
,er llnfetr Geite Eerabssbradh oas
otrj isrfprM1aet1s Nnfnsint lporp, g.
inefscssn. 0dnabe nuf .esrShae +,
:ttaSpt,. i'm Gefabl, ppn berDbris1
'ttt ptobohtet 'semefen III fepn, pas
1ante Gewibt nes lant segen iA1 !,
prt6enpen 8eroad.ts., ,etfsnntuoy ]
,ea penStabaa Dss eitbt Tim feinsnl
gRea geo sangtsu Dplfes itermannt
eafGfd dunfe efficbrfeIbff sat6 utermies
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31

pnn ID ut Dem obre bin oo tair Oisnte gu psrrdtea bate
mag be snrn uno fnaen (o peboe bier aus9nDmmesn G
be wi ~. 2Belt merosn bon Den gbsfs Scr repec
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
rnoN rnE rIoaIErnEua-Bg sHeIlIy.

FROM THE PRoo1ETHEua-Bg Sheteg. The crawling glaciers pierce nc with the
 spears ,s. Oftheirmoon-freezin crystals; the bagh'
 chains Eat with their burning cold into my bones; Heavens swinged honud, poliuting from thy
 lips ifs peak in poison not his own, tears up Myheart; and shapeIess sights come val
 derlng by, The ghastly pc pie Of the realms of dream Moeking me: aud the Earthquake -tiends To wreuch the rivots from my quivering
 wounds When Ike rocks split and close again be
 hind: While from thoir loud abysses bowling
 throng The genl of ethe storm, urging the rage of whirlwind, and alllict me with keen
 hail. And yet to ne is welcome day and night, Whether one breaks the hoar frost oi the
 morn. Or starry, dim, and slow, the other climbs lead fssn.cnIa Iar,ds2 east Tor then Inc J The wingless, crawling hours, one among As some dark Priest hales the reluctant
 victim Shall drag thee, cruel King, to kiss the
 blood From these pale feet, which then might
 trample thee If they disdain'd not such prostrate
 slave. Disdain! Ann pity'thee. What ruip Will hunt thee und efended through the
 vide Heaven! How will .ly sou! eleven to its depth with
 terror, Cape like ahell within! speak in grief, Not exultation, for hate no more Ks then, ere misery made me wise. The
 curse Once breathed on thee would recall. Ye
 Mountains, Whose many voiced Echoes, through the
 mist Of cataracts, flung the thunder of that
 spell! ie icy Springs, stagnant with wrinkling Which vibratcd to hear me, and then shudaering throngh India! Thouserenest
 Air, Through which the Sun walks burning
 without beams! And ye swift whirlwlnds, who on poised
 wings Hung mute aud moyeiess OCT yon hush'd
 abyss, As thunder, louder than your own. made
 rec!s The onbed world! If then my words had
 power, Though am changed so that aught evil
 wish Is dead within; although no memory be Of what is hate, let them not lose ii now! What was that curse! for ye all heard me
 speak!
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
JOHN MARTIN. Blacksmith, Gunsnlith, ;asss.
 Founder.

EsPECTFuLLY informs his old cus- ha sz toners and the public generally. that ne has has opened Nrw snor, immediatelv fami' eerGw .d,i,, UT; Natk,as' and opposite the oi J. MARTIN, GuN AND BIxausv,~.s 9's :" x a where ne IS prepared to carry on all tbe above hranees of business. a'' s'e r,l5,.s ne V VIII make and repair SURG ICAL sf3t, ,5f., JmEN M fs of every description.
 SIDE AkMS of all kinds made and re- pared, In.tbe best possible manner MA < sssiIr.i. Ss,IlSEhY osall kinds repaired. BLACK. ? VI HING of every kind done at tl,e snoftest ,4 il notice, and in he best manner boat work. - ? Cd iis-
 As his charges will be moderate. and bis work 's executed in tho best manner and at a the shorl est se hopes for sl,ara ana z z the public patronage. - ' s'''''e : o' . ro,,, na 2 orders from distance will be the CASE s''pasiieu "i,ii
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
arkaugag Gfage aztNe, From LittTs Rock 10 Bdinbridgs on the
 .MtssisslPPa.

EgyHE above line is now in complete op-
 E eration, and meets at Bainbridge, the State Line from Shawneetown, Ill., Time, from Little Rock to Bain6ridge, seven stass. Fare at tiie moderate rate of 64 cents per mile.
 selves with good and substantial STAGES ard careful DRIVERS, and pledge thcm= selves to use every exertion in their pow CT to accommodate p4SSEyNGEiSS; and, from the facilities offered to citlzens oi lhe East, who may wish to visit the Fer ritory, and those of our own citizens who may wish 10 visit the East, they hope that all such will avail themselves of this spec dy and sqJe eonregauce.
 22fGiiibs. baggage atiow atl to each passen- ger-al baggage over 2gIbs., charged 3. the rate of G cents per mile for every
 Jackson, A. T., Jan. 6, 1893. 3W-4l
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
TO NIGHT-Rx SHELBY.

Sweetly walk over the western wave,
 Spirit of Night! Out of the misty eastern cave. Where, all the long afsd lone daylight Thou eovest oreaals of joy and fear. Which make tha terrible and dear
 Swift be thy flight. Wrap thy form in a mantle gray.
 Starslnw reught, Blind with tline hair tue eyes of day! Kiss her until she De weasied out, Then wander OCT city, and sea, and land Touching all with thine optatc wand
 Come, long sought! When arose and saw the dawn.
 sigh'dfor thee; Whenli fight rod ehigh,a the dew was gone And noon lay heavy on flower and tree, Am the weary Day turn'd to lis rest, Lingering ike an unloved guest,
 l sigi'd for theel Thy brother Death came, and cried.
 Woilidst thonme2 Thy sweet child Sleep. the filmys eyed,
 Murmur'd like noontide bee, Shall nestle heartily sldea Wonldst thou mel And replied, No, not thee Death will come when thou art dead,
 Soon, too soon Sleep will come when thou art fled; or neither would ask the boon 1 ask of. hee, beloved night-- Swift be thine approaching flight,
 Come soon, soon!
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
.yGHN v. PISE.

ED Es5PE5ItUtI Informs his friends, -H A and the public generally, that he has removed to the new brick house, opposite tie City Hotel, where he offers for sale, at very liberal prices, the following arti7 cles, viz
 Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Rice, Pepper, Spice, Alum Cinnamon, \ Nststtiaaegs, ststtiaaegs Mackercl. Herrings, Goldfish, Pine ApPleS Goshen Cheese, Soap, Oranges, Potatoes,
 Sperm and Iillow Candles, Salt, Tobacco, Havana and common Segars, Playing Calds, Dried and Green Fruit, Almonds, RaisAns, Figs, Prunes, Lemons, Sicily Grapes,
 liiadeira3 Sherry, Sweet Malaga, and
 Champagne Wines,
 Cognac Brandt, Holland Gin, Jamaica and N. F. Rum, Newark Cider md Wine Vinegar. All of superioraualities
 ALso-A geneEal assortment of Con- fcctionaries, Oils Paints, Hardware, Cut lery, Fancy articIs, Sc
 Little Rock, JaSuafy 20. iss34. tf-42
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
From the S. Louis Republicap.l THE COUNTERFEITERS.

The protracted examination of the per- sons recently arrested for counterfeiiina. and 'he passing of counterfeit bank paper, has nearly been brought to a close. Gar land, Quilting, ssilson, Stratten and Geo. Stevens, were fully committed for trial. = Mrs. Skidmore and F. P. Stevens are to appear evidence on the part of the Gov emment. Foreman is now on his examin- ation.
 James Garland, the principal in the man utacturing concernengraver printer and banlser-is, t would appear from the state mem [, ilian of wealth. As near as could Dc ascertained by them. his cash and effects amount to $l60, coo all of which must have been accumulated from tie business in which he has been en- gagged. But a better idea of the extent of his depredations upon society may be had from the hctwhieh appeared in evi- dence-that since the breaking up Of tho band of counterfeiters in Canada, last spring, he has sold counterfeit bills amount ing to one million of dollars Itwas stat sd, that this establishment was in such condition as to enable him to print tenthou- sand dollars of assorted notes in one day. iifae biiis were sold at various prices. ac-
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
wy NOTICE.

rUynE partner rship heretofore ,, en'9
 R into between Q. v. Howell, Lsq9,' z, myself, having expired, by ifs or'g'pIai itation. Ishalf continne to practice h1 x ii, .tiiio Circuit Gos,fts Of .'.'a Atae iJ PENDENcE, and PULASKI count'es' a' the Superior Court at Little KoGs 1t,tl.
 Little Rock, Ian. 10. 1884. l-91
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
J 4 MES MCKINNEY, 4 fs0vney atE4axU

E hsiDEs in Columbia, Chieot conn ras., 1 ", Arkansas Territory, and vii, vii i,eeuiarl} attend the Superior Corr, ~ ~ Gl: ni!.ie hock-also the Circuit Conrts 2, 2, s..l,'lenden' q, Phillips, Monroe, St. Franc;s e' sa tAansas and Chicot counties and ,r,Ii i, ss,ena 'o the settlement and colleei;ona, <, h.a h's n ss n any part of tho Ierri.ery. e - s,nsss " at,.a eonllded to him, shall be prompt.
 Sept ie32
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
 LEGAL NOTieE. .goEIy q. P. TOLI1isON'

Prosecuting Attorney Jor he jeagTs 2 a,s Z s41'
 Circuit and Attorney ~ l1a@' IVY I'LL. regularly attend al, asl,r.,s;,tepds w courts in the counties = arkansa St. Francis, Monroe, Philips .,tnsta| and Chicot. All business oi 2 o.,., .ro,aut intrusted to him, shall receise A. I tens,on. His rcsidenee--Helena'
 March 27, 1883 9le'
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
LAW NOTICE.

Ig. Crietcmssen < A. E0NNl UEAVINta associated themselyesig !. il H practice ofthe Law, will at'eeu. p courts of the, Second, Third, ana .Sa Ta Judicial Giro uits, and the Superior 0S at Little Rock.
 Augnst 8l. 1881 If g
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
i. LAW AND CEN FTl
 Land a gency n'


 issp.ss; ..G iiiJS I ! ass, , ,.s ..;.i E a V as eoHnselIor and .tlasaa Ii : llls.' 19 2 the people of the 4tI. ,la5 s'e ,s 9l el.,.. Arkaasas ferntory. An S5 5'gla' E trusted to his care, sba1 l f gll' prompt attention. '' AaFs Having permanently loo., | Helena, ID the Military ponS,.. a'sa | lriet of Arkansas, he win TiIRIee,y s.I.l agency oi i1aads in the rerr;, r;ts' 5 for for selling s and paying taxes es'i'9 a. conflded to his care " As Ire will attend mostly an in the Military Tract, he wih s,l report to land holders, all tbe '' , q locality, quality Of soil. t,ef Sse., from actual examins,ia, Lands, when so required, Wube increasing the expense. " Besides the advantage to m, of his profession, eaasing l,;a @s. through most of tho MiIItarv presl mes that the columns of ! Herald (of which lie is "A. sa. ,, ; he made of some importance he will advertise such lands ., wish sold. on the most reasoS where he is intrusted with the Possessing these adva0taoe, by prompt and faithful attes5if slness intrusted to his care iroeral share ofethe public pat. For al! the services he nav charges shall be reasonable. hy mail, on agency or profes, ness, must be postpaid. Add.
 JOHN ST
 Heiena .Arhaasas January q, ISSY3; IS:SY:3;
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
.YEa4RD E.N .L9EE.

COMMITTED to the {
 W /Pulaski county, Afkansas
 s ritory, on the 9th day of bF' y Der, 1883, a negro man vb'l sxas.ksssssa. h:mselfI I r WIN,saFs he IS a
 twenty years of age, apa longs to Richard .andPysoa, of Dass county, Tennessee. Said boy is a1ell feet eight or nine inches high, ste'f aI dark complexion. had on, when comRl to jail, an old blue broad-clotl dress a white or dTab round crowned wool and an old pair of cotton pantalo0ls a pair of half=worn brogan sboes' " amounts to all the clothing he has.
 The owneris requested to oomet etorV prove property, and psy charges, Will be'deait with as tn. law dlree'si. ..... ....LM N x "A YL0h, SaefV
 Of Pa1asti co''ptql ,9l. !, Little Rock, Dec II, Isos lew
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2oaoeH Ueave7,, Defendant. !
IMPEACHMENT.

IliiS day came tbe plainatT b! \ a torney, and it appearing so tic faction of the Court, that t6e Dtfed in this case, is not a resident of tI1' ritory: It IS therefore ordered bI Court, on motion of said PlaiutiAI publication be made in some 1eEa published in this Territory, four sud I've weeks, requiring said Defendant and appear, nor before the thlfdf the next Term of this Court, and hl' cial bail to this action, otherwise h tate, now attached and in the hands prauer officer, will be sold to saiisI demand of sal. saa Plaintiff.
 A true copy. Attest;
 ALEX. MCLEAN. Ci Dec. 9, 1888 [Prs. fee, s5 coz
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:. NOTICE.

H AYiNG determined to la,ra .h;. b,e;nes oou"lr5M and wishing to settle my LEE, or to B. " LEE, will nlessa oosni osi, ,s sS mediatey, iiguidate tieir rssnect;ys gs', i,os accounts; and those having claims oil present them for payment. ~''s' "i''
 Little Rock. Dec. II, lsas. :' Y IF; ,f
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Flew Eista bIisEazaaenG.

THE SJiBSC CIefBER sSs.sss ESP BGTFULilY iniormsthe citizens asa 'aa If Little Rock and is vicinity, that he has commenced the
 TAILORING BUSINESS. on Maig street, iU the huuse formerly oc- eaPied by air. 8isseii, and at the sign of D. L. Smiths large Coffee-pot, where he may he fonnt at all times, to accommodaf e those who may favor him with their GUS tom. Ills work shall be done in the best manner, and most fas ioaable style.
 af1S H. LLOYD. R.-Aii orders EsllI be thankfully re. ceJvod and promptly attended to-
 Little Rock, January 2f, 1894. 5w-42 SssFG -1a.o00 superior Spanish Sc - gars, for sale by DUNN @ LOWRY. January 21
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TaTss ssQL. yyEI.I-HT. Y ON .

FEyilh3 subscriber having purchased tne
 E entire interesl in the Steam boat lell- fle Rock, the copartnershlp heretofore ez .isting under fhe firm of EMzY WILSON ~ Co, is therefore dissolved. All debts que to, or by, said finn, will be attended 10 oy him wI,o is alone authorized 10 wind up l5e concern. EMZY WILSON.
 Little Rock, January 20, 1884. 4w-42
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5 ( .l' ls, Elk ' is5. .4--Strawherry, Pmfns, Cages. Peaci, Pear and Apple Pre- i;.' es- in Glass and Stone Jars, just re- ceived ftom Cincinnati, for sale hy
 tJanuary 24.l DlINN {, LOWRY.
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MOTT | q :s.

TTFN E8UBT4EC ARE FEfEEeI41s8 ENFOTHEElD rR7nAr my TR.aCT OF L.aJfD, on
 \ which 1 live, on Mulberry creek, Crawford county is for SALE. Said tract of Land contains PIT acres, is finely situ- ated on Little Mulberry; has farm on it of about so acres, with an apple and peach orchard, of thrifty yenhg trees now bear ing; and good wooden buildings i'll state
 of progression, though yet unfinished: IS finely watered with never-failing springs, ard situated in neighborhoed of soil, teeaith, and society inferior to none in the 1 Ferrits1ry