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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

As TT SHOULD nE.-Nr Cilley, of Thomastown,
Maine, late Speaker OF the House of Representa-
nrrs that State, has recovered : $50 damages from
the editor of the Portland Argus, for libel publish
ed by that Hjcious print ON the character of MI c.
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1t Is stated i'll the Constitutional OF the Both, ON
tine authority the London Globe, that ncgotia-
tions have been commenced between the queen 5
government and the authorities OF the three Basque
provinces, which, if successful, will put an end to
the civil war.
The auxiliary iunla Of Barcelona have prescn-
ted an address to the queen. charging the recent
disorders upon Lauder, whom they accuse of Sc
crctlv iavoring the CarlistS, and entrcating her
to make convocation of the Cortrs, for the adop-
ton OF Il new constitution which shall meet the
wants and wishes of the nation. The govern
mcnt in reply had expressed willingness to a.
dept this measure.
No great action appears to have taken place,
but several shirmshcs recorded, in which the
Carlsts said to have come off the worst.
The Carllsts were rctracino their steps from Ca
taonia, and IT seemed probable that they would
be compelled to abandon their plan of conccntr;-
ting the line of the Ebro.
Saint Sebastian, Bilboa, Saniona and Santan-
der we're occupied by the English inzliare>.
Tranquility restored At Madrid, hut it was
maintained only by the presence OF a strong mill
tary force. Two journals had been suppressed by
the governments and the editors arrested.
Don Carlos was at Esclla ON the ooh Of Au-
gust.
The recognition of South American indcpcu-
dcncc only awaited the arrival ofthc Mexican Min
istcr, who left London on the Goth of August, to
be solcmnlv ratified at Madrid
The London Times announces that dispatches
have been received from Madrid, stating that the
LIberaliss insist on the suppression OF all con-
vents, a reduction of the number of bishops and
church dienitaries the abolition of tthcs and the
application of convent lands to the wants of the
government.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
NV ORR, Der. o.

BY the arrival Of the packet Ship SuLLy, Capt.
Forbes, from Ilavrc, whence she sailed OH the I'd
of September, the editors fthe Commercial Ad-
yeriiser have received their files of Paris papers
to the 1T. and Of Havrc to the ID, inclusive. We
give TRANSACTIONS copious as time will permit.
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FOR RENT,

tx The house At present occupied ny the sub
I,,sM scriber, next door below Mcssrs. Nowlin e.
~--'- llcrndon. Possession given immediatcly.-
Appl, 10 JAMES BOAi.
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From tae Nosht,He Repp5lean o.,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND INTrpr,..
ING FROM TEkAS MS

We have received letter from oe,,,,.
high character and responsibility in 'r'''h If
date oil the oh September, enclosing an ac. MN
the situation OF that country. From this oal u
1t appears, that the country is in a consilsaf,
state OF excitement and there is much rcs, ,iabe
apprehend an open rupture between Ten %
the Mexican, or DIS it is called, the MiJ,.. aid
Central Government. In the words of tho Or
Orleans American, - the alarming pro. view
eentrasm throughout the rest of the Me,;e.,s J, u
pubic-a threatened invasion by Santa A,. me-
neditated sale of large quantity of sc,,l.a -
rltory-thc imposition OF burthensomc and vi.
quail taxes on the commerce Of the conn,,, '',
the arrest of the Governor, are circums.' sad
which have aroused the people ofTexas IN ,a",e'
lcnee OF their rights, and 10 resist opnr.,N; Ut
Meetings had been held in difcren, to,.,s
villages, and general Consultation or Co,,a.' aa
had been recommended by the citizens Of H.,
dieton OF Columbia, 10 be held at Wasb;najl '''N
the 18th OF October, consisting of five ind; - oh
from each jurisdiction, 10 be elected on Tho
October. "'a at
Our correspondent sayS-"Ifa runt,ro IL.
take place, Texas will certainly declare bc, 'o1ia
pendcncc and can dchierc and sustain !, '',t-
event, we will look for countcnancc and ro =. JUS
10 our brethren of our native land II viii h.'oh
revolt or rebellion on our part, but an aabon,. 10
10 the constitution we have sworn to supnor, y ''e
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In the Chamber ofDepuiies, on the 29th, an a
mcndment 10 the 18th article OF the law relative TO
the press, adopted, fixing the amounts to be
deposited as security by the propretors of each
journal, rs follows
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In the departments, Tor papers III towns contain
ing more than $4,000 inhabitants, $4,000 francs,
aud 1900 francs in towns containing less than
that number. \ delay of four months is granted,
within which ppoprietors of journals are to fulfil
these acquisitions.
The 18th article was also adopted, providing
that third OF the sum deposited, shall be the
private property of the responsible editor. Also,
the 10Th, requiring the editor 10 s. IN each number
of his journal, under the penalty OF from 500 to
1000 frances. Also the 10th, requiring every aril-
Gle offered by the government in answer to one
previously published, be inserted erautiouslv on
the day after its reception, provided ii be not
than twice as long as that to which il is reply
in which case the excess to be paid for as an add
vcr,iscmenf. Also the l7th, providing for the in
scron OF all official documents, on payment of the
expenses, on the day after they handed in.
Also the 18th, providing that in Of conviction
of editor for offence under this law the our
nal shall not be- published, except under another
editor, who has fulfilled all the prescribed cond-
tons.
The arrest ola man named pepin, on the Doth,
is spoken OF as an important measure. lie is said
to be the person who supplied Ficschi with mo-
ney for the purchase Of his murderous implements.
1t appears, however, that he escaped the next day
from the very hands of the police.
1t Is SAID that prince Talleyrand will speak a.
galns the law relative to the press, when it comes
before the chamber of peers
More OF the prisoners recently tried by the
chamber Of peers have made their escapc-thc
whole number, at the latest date who had got off,
was thirty-two.
The cholera still prevailed the south of France,
and had also appeared in Italy. MarseilIcs, Tou-
lon, Genoa, Nice, Toulouse, and many other pa-
ccS are mentioned i'm which cases have occurrrd
Very little is said of Fcschi his examinations
were continued, but do not appear to have elected
any thing OF much importance.
Much speculation had been excited in Paris by
the sudden resignation of NJ. Gisquct, the chief OF
the police.
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ID tRst ANT to decree of the Sup,,io, .
d ot Law and Chancery, for the Coupt, ar ,'''
hefst, pronounced ON the 9TH dav of Srnta,.I ''"-
le33, between Edward Watson plaintiff ao1i,
mnnd mSton, Sheriff of Amherst County ,,.i o.
Such administrator with the will alnexe, If H. d. "
Garland, decd, who was Coroner of A'1 po'f'
county. and as such administrator of John s
son a fugitive from justice, and the said JOIN
SIMPSON, defendants; aud Richard :. Ellis i. 4,
hiehafd ~ Eubank, merchants and partners, tradna
under the style and firm ofEllis x Eubank n,,,.'ns
against Robert Garland, Coroner of Amherst CONE,
ana as such administrator OF the personal and t
zee oi the real estate of John A. Simpson the saa
john \. simpson and others, defendants | will wv
pose IL sale at public auction, to the hipbes, bl5
on the premises, the lands in the plaintiffs bills ,n
toned on the 10Th day Of November next o,a
two and three wears credit will be given in ,pn,I -
staments bonds and good security will be reoni,at
and the title retained rs ultimate security The land
will be subject TO Mrs. Simpsons title to dover
THO. n. EUBANk.
Shgif Of imherst County, and Commissioner 10 sri
vet IL wt2nN
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LATEST FASHIONS.

Oct. Is
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MARINE LIST.
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PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED.
Nov. i4,h-sloop Arion, Willard, Providence.
I5,h-sloop Eclipse, Barnaby, Albany.
Istb-sloop Eliza, Iawton, Saybrook.
l7,h-sloop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, Providence
Is,h-brg Lexington, Perry, Gardiner, with
lumber to J. x ID X Luther.
20,h-sloop Hope, 1'aggart, Newport
sloop MI ,loriah, Ingraham, Providence.
Sloop Eliza, Law,on, do.
Cid 2Clh- ship Magnet, Brown, Pacihc Ocean
brig New Columbia, lug, ,shsm. Mslsnsss.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS
Ship MAGNET, Brown, Pacific Ocean, waiting q
fair wind.
Ship CHARIOT, Luther, Pacific Ocean, Jan. lst.
Ship GOLCONDA, Chace, Indian Ocean, about
2Ist Nov. from Bristol
Ship GANGES, Pacific Ocean, from Bristol, a.
bout Isl Of December.
tr-J1 Letters and packages sent to this Office,
free Of expcnce, will bodespatched by the first op
portunity
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More New Goods.

TURNER y SALISBURY,
TMfAVE this week received another lot of
'&4 those very -Leap Merinos and Circsss-
ians, which they will sell at extra low prices.
Also, ginghams prints, bishop lawns. ja'onets,
check ID and satin stripe canibrtks, linen floss
apron checks, brown drillings, red flannel black
can,brck. tabby velvet, Black and white cot
ton cord, brown and beaci'ed coitons, clash,
combs, corded skirts, see buckles for children,
rose blankets, thread 'edgngs and insertlngs,
velvet ribbons, &c &c. all of which shall be
sold at our very reduced prices.
South Water street, nov. z.
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PLOng Room I! (!

. ECEiVED this week blankets, nine pen
. - ny calico, combs, suspenders. lion skins.
pe'ershan,s cassmefes, sal inc Is, fannels 81
i"g', brown and bleacbed shirtings, sewing silks,
.ws'' buttons, blue calico, fancy calitoes stripe
ana check shirtings, guernsey irocks, draw ers,
SIX hdkfs, back aud fancy colors padding,
o1chram, duck fr trowsers, &c.; kerseS 8, black
blue grey, white, slate, scarlet and random
olored yaris domestic wooen cloth, supe.
r'or article Italian cra,ais, tapes, sc. Sc.
nov H.
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HDD ED,

In Bristol, on Thursday l2h, Walter, son Of
Mr. John W.sspooner, aged 10 months.-Nlary
Louisa, dssghter Of Capt. James Miller, aged l
year and 10 months. On the sih, Ruth Ann. in
IAN, daughter Of Mr.. benjamin Smith, aeed s
months
In Seekonk, Mr.. Oliver Brown, aged 20.
IN Atileborough, Oct 10Th, Rhoda, wife OF
Charles Freeman, Of Providence, aged 70.
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NAlsRIuLD.

In Bristol, on he 5th inst. Mr. Benjamin Doty,
Jr. to Miss Martha, daughter Of MIR. Daniel Ingra-
ham, all Of that town.
In Fall River, on the lst inst, Mr.. Job Miller. Of
tins town, 10 Miss Emily Horton, Of the former
place.
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RAISNS.
COtilliOn Parties.

~UNCH Muscatel Raisins, by box or ID. by
- now. q L. GARDNER.
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n CARD.
TURNER & SALISBURY,

TzTOULD inform pure aasers Of Dry Goods
w generally that in consc quonce oftbe ,e-
ry great increase Of their sales for the last three
weeks, they have been induced to again visit
VIEW YORK, for the purpose Of adding still
more to their very ex tensNe stock OF Staple and
Fancy Goods and that they will receive the
first Of next week, many very desirable articles,
which togeih with their goods now in store,
shOll be sold at the very reduced pri es, which
the Truly Lucky ones (who have givcn us
call) have been paying for their fall supplies.
Purchasers from the Country arc respe ctfnlly
invited 10 call at the FURNISHING Rooms,
wlere great bargains may al all times be found.
South Water s. rect, Nov. 81.
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CHILDREN'S BOOTS.

OHIHIDItI1AN " DOO 4 %
- eceved this week large lot, which vii!
s y be sold low by
Nov. 2l. S DAVOL' JR.
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u. S. CIncUrr CoUar, ,.Nsw York. Geo.
Sweet was indicted for striking Mark
Jordan with dangerous weapon, on the
High Seas. 1t appeared that Jordan was
cook and steward on board the American
briy Columbus, on a late voyage from
New York TO Tamplco, thence to Lagu.
mai, and from the latter port back to New
York where she arrived the 23d ult.
On the fourth of September last, whilst
the brig was on her passage homewards,
George Sweet, the mate OF the vessel
ordered Jordan to grease the caboose,
which Jordan refused to do, allegdng that
he had not .any grease to do It with
Swee,e repeated his orders, and Jordan
again refused to obey him. Some fur
ther alteration ensued, and Sweet be-
came 50 irritated That he seized hatch
et and threatened to strike Jordan with II.
He however laid down the hatchet and
took up a HEAVIER, three feet long and four
or five inches thick, with which he struck
Jordan several severe blows on the head,
knocked him down, in state Of insensI-
bility, which was succeeded by fits, a
malady which Jordan never before had
been afflicted with. SO severe was the
punishment inflicted, that he was confined
10 his bed for seven or eight days after,
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CATER BOOTS.
HUST received and for sale low by
q Nov. 81. S DAYOL in.
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A Capital Correspondent Williams,
,ur quartermaster, is an eccentric char
lcter. lie is married, and receives let
ers from his absent rib these howev-
,r, he never opens, but keeps them all
led up. On his return, he says, she can
cad them to him all of a lump.--.auldjo's
Visit to Constantinopie.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-11
MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

FHSHE subscribers respectfully inform the B public. that they still continue the Sto- rage and Forwarding business at the MouTH OF AnKAnsAs RIVER. They have comple- ted their larga and commodious warehouses, and arc now ready to receive and forward all goods, produce, SGc that may be consigned to them for reshipment. All business entrusted to them will be punctually, and what is of more importance, speedily attended to. They have no interest in any steamboat whatever, and rely only on the faithful discharge of their business for patronage and favor.
 Persons ascending the Arkansas, will find the passage through the mouth of Arkansas equally as good at all times, and better at some, than through the cut oif--as boats of ten pass down the former. when the depth of water does net admit 3 passage through the latter.
 They will also transact COMMISSION BusI- NESS of every kind which may be entrusted to them-buying up-country produce on the river, ac.
 *xsIf unremitting care and attention will merit it, they trust to receive share of pub- lie patronage.
 MAPES, RYAN So co.
 Mouth of .4rkansas, Jug. b, lS35.-20tf
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AGENTS TOR pHE ADVOCATE.

 1 The following gentlemen have been appont-
 ed Agents for this paper: glesse Turner, Crawford c. H. 5j0tea C. saytors, ?. gd. Jackson co. :. u. Is#ahe#aatt, Jackson, Lawrence CO., snqj. J. WoJ P. .H. Izard c. H.. Jaates B8sweA, Independence co. J. II. Egaer, Batesville. BeHj. Cgosotey, Lawrence co. Jacoas Bazxard, Lafayette co. J. Fl. Catdaoeu, Jefferson co. Col. James Seutt, P. Al. Pine Bluffs. E. S. BetI, P. III. Monroe co. v. B. Fulton, P. .u. Lake Port, Chicot CO., | v. D. Fergatson, P. yN. Crittenden CO., fl. L. Biscoe, Helena. z. Farretty, Esq. Arkansas co. Jaoaes Ctark, Miller co. i3ap1a Fo4aa, do. n. q, D3ron, Hempstead co. fsaahtia Steaarf, Esq. Lafayette CO.,, Ihoaaas .liathefs; Conway co. Joha HibbiR, do. L. ". Ctarke, r. .u. M6rrisofl's $ Bluffs, l.. Erans, Vineyard, Washington co. Dauid Walker,, Fayetteville, do.- fhafande1 Lafetl, St. Francis co. H. fl. Wilmington, Hot Spring CO.,. s. 7. R. Ryaa, Mouth of Arkansas. v. F. .Nittes, r. II. Randolph, Tenn. Charles Caldaeeit, Caldwelton, Pulaski CO., 4. Fl. Rutherford, Esq. Clark co. Brodford c. Faoter; Jonesboro' Miller co, Staaisgas Dardenne, Jefferson co. v. c. IT. TeeuapA, Scotia, Pope co. 1T. s. La1erfy, Carrolton, Carroll co. .Nichofas Dougheyty, Clinton, Van Burenccs Joseph IT. Brearley, Dardanciles, Pope co, |. E. .4iston, Spadra Bluffs.
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DR. ". c. HOWELL.

TTAyING located hilnself at Little Rock, \ K for the purpose of practising MEDI- CINE and SURGERY, respectfully tenders his Professional services to the citizens oi Little Rock and it's vicinity. Prompt atten- ton will be paid to the duties of his Profess ion. He will be found at the brick house im- north of Maj. Peay's, and recent ly occupied by Dr. Sprague.
 r. $. DR. HOWELL Is recently from Alba ny N. Y. at which place he has been engar- ed as Assistant Physician to the Hospital du- ring the past year.
 Little Rock. Jan. 7th. 1885. 40tf
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FRESH GROCERIES.

ID ECEIVED, per steamer Compromise, D a from New Orleans,
 keg pure ginger; barrel alspice 6 boxes claret; 6 do. lemon syrup
 5 do. plain syrup; 6 drums figs
 , barrels almonds; 10 do. sugar
 7 hogsheads sugar; 5 barrels molasses 50 bags ground alum salt; 10 boxes table do. l box James River tobacco (superior) l box sadlery, containing gentlemen and la- dies saddles, bridorn and snaffie brides, col lars and names, riding and drivers whips, stirrup feathers, 25c.
 On hand l25 barrels KenhaWa salt, apera- ging $40 lbs. at the low ate of S4 50 per barrel, by J. DE BAUN.
 July ,, 1635.-l4
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WYATT & DUNN.

HH AVE this day received, direct from A A New York, handsome assortment of
 ~! = zR =; ..;E= .ss..A A x DIZ1, suitable to the present season. Their stock consists, in part, oi'the following articles, viz: 5upertine black and blue cloths Dra5 and mkt s4tinetts; blankets " hlte iAnnels; Canton do. Bleaehed and brown domestics Black and colored merinees; Iutestring Senshaws; gros tie Naples; French prints Callcoes; gipghams Hall. book, Swiss, and jaeonet maslinss Irish linen; silk braids and lacings Black and eolofed merino shawls Sea otter, fur and seal caps Percussion and flint rifles belt and pocket pistols Dirk and pocket knives
 Also An assortment of china ware \ supply of fresh drugs and medicines
 GROCERIES. Cognac brandy; Holland gin Champagne, museat, and brown sherry wines Imperial and young hyson tea Sperm and mould candles; brown soap Alsplce; ginger; pepper; cinnamon Olive oil; ralsins Lante entrants 30 kegs white lead All of which, together with every other arti- cle in their line of trade, they are more than ever disposed to sell unusually low for etssh. Little Rock, Dec. 12, 1884. 36
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zCIAS ASTENGGG.

LUST received per steam boat Tom Bow eG ling, ion eonsignment,) IT tons of Hol- low Castings, assorted: for sale low for cash, wholesale or retail.
 Merchants residing above this, and in the interior, can be supplied at as low rates as they can be bought at the works, with the ad- dition of freight and charges.
 Orders for any quantity will be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 l.. k ". k. GIBSON. Little Rock, May 9, 1s35.-9tf
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HARDW ARE. Nc.
GEORGE c. CLARK.
ATT0RNEAT LAW

Columbia, cAieot County, .arkaasas Territory. ETT Ibb devote himself to the practice of
 law--the collection and settlement of debts--the payment of taxes on military and other lands--the redemption of lands sold for ta&es--the purchase and sale of lands, and other professional business, IN She counties of Ghicot, Arkansas, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, Crittenden and Union, and the county of " Washington, in the State of Mis- sissippi. His unremitting attention will be given to all business entrusted to him.
 June q, 1835.-14-lY
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.g.VeEBAUN

HYAs received from New Orleans, per R steamer Arkansaw, further supply of articles in his line, viz:
 6 boxes nuseat wine;
 3 do. HaVanha sWeetmeats , do. ladies' black lasting spring shoes ? do. gents calf dancing pumps
 ,iio do. dc. buckle walking shoes do. do. do. do. do. do: pump soies 0n hand, 1 barrel soft soap, country made
 July 2, 4535.-I4
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LAW NOTICE

SAMUEL $. HALL < R. GHILDREss IE AVE formed a Partnership ii the Prac- E A tiee of Law. ard will attend the Courts in the Second Judicial Circait, and the Su- perior Court at Little Rock.
 Office in the south room of the white builds ing attached to Jeffries' Hotel.
 Little Rock, May l, l635.-4tf
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NflTvCE.

YESHE undersigned having made arrange
 H- ments to leave the Territory Tor Ie" months, has left his business under the super intendence and care of E. II. " ALDEN Who Is authorized to act as my agent dqrlhg II n my absence. 1ffOf1A2 i 11S ls1t.
 Little Rock, July 4, 1835'-l4tf
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 A large supply of Groceries. consisting of Sugar; Coffee; Molasses; Rice; Spice; Pep per; Ginger; Alum; Raisins; Coppefas; Sperm Candles; Lamp Oil; imperial, young hyson and gunpowder Tea; Chocolate; French, cogniac and domestic Brandy; Hol- land and domestic Gin loo sacks of ground alum and Liverpool Salt; and divers other articles, too tedious to mention.
 All of which they will sell low for cash, or on as accommodating terms as any house in the place. They now tender their thanks to the people for the very long and liberal pat ronagy they have heretofore received, and solicit continuance
 N. B. B tons superior Castings for sale at the market prices.
 McLAIN 6 BADGETT.
 Little Rock, June ,, I635.-9tf
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 B1..z.Al'||,, N K s.

4 DMINISTRAT0R's, Executors and IA- Guardian's Bonds-Subpnnas- rants-Clerk's Summons-Executions plas-Delivery Bonds, S1c. aSc well execu- ted, constantly on hand and for sale at this Office
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Ready Ffaffe Clothing.
SaG1erV.

\ small quantity of sadierg, consisting of gentlemen's American and Spanish Saddles; Side do.; fine and common Brides; Bride Filings and Martingales; worsted and cot ton Surclngles and Girths; ladies' and gen. tlemen's Riding Whips; Stirrup Leathers and Wagon Whips.
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ESCAPED. ESCAPED.

GTEPHEN LUNSFGRD and JAMES Ap CLOVER escaped from the jail in Clark county, i. T. on the night of the 10th inst. said Lunstord and Clover having been duly apprehended and indicted for larceny, in Un- ion county LUNSFORD is about fifty-fve years old, near six feet high, either blue or gray eyes, sandy hair, and has two fingers ois one hand, talks freely and loves grog. CL0- YER is about twenty-eight years old, five feet eight or nine inches high, black hair aud eyes, and swarthy complexion.
 All officers and honest men arc requested 10 keep look out, and, if possible, arrest the fagitiges; and Editors in tue Territory would render service to the community by insert ing the above gratis.
 sherif' <. Jaiier ctark County.
 Greenvilie, Clark Co. July Is, 1885.
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FARM FOR SALE.

SHE subscriber offers for sale his planta- -A tion situated on the south side of Arkan- sas river, seventeen miles above Little Rock, containing 400 acres of river bottom, of the best quality-about sixty acres improved. For terms Of sale apply to the subscriber.
 5. D. BLACKBURN. August ', 1s35.-lstf