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Poddy and ihe Eeho.-"PartlS, where have you been this hour or tnore You must nol absent your self without my pernission"
 eOeh, nieef more will do the likc, srn
 '.hell, give account of yourself you out of breath"
 sfa ath, ihe same am. sir; niyer in sich fear since l came to Ampfky. I' tel ye all about it, SIT, when get breath wonst again.
 Il heard ye telling the gntleman of the wonderful echo, sir, oyer n tbe woods. behint he big hill. I thoch, by whaf ye said il, that bate all the echos uv ould Ireland, sir; aud does, by the powers! Well, gt b the place ye was speakin uv, to convarse bit with the woudiherfm creahur. So, said l. IIlfo hiilol hlIio" and enough hc echo sad @Halo! hdlo. hllo. yon noisy rascap'
 "i tbocht that Was very quare, sir, and said, .H lo!" again.
 "Hio. yourself" said the echo, "you begun it frsf.n
 "Hhat he diy are ye made uvl" said I.
 s'Shrt your nollh'' said The echo.
 s'Se says I. sYe baihefn sceundhril, five flesh and blood, like an honest that ye isn't. I'd hammer ye til the mother of ye wouldn't know her impuden son'
 "And what do ye think the echo said to that, sir!-- scamper, ye baste of Paddyn said he. "or faih if catch you I'll break every bone in your body" An, il nil ne on the head with limestone, sir, that nigh knocking the poor hains out of me. So run as fast as iver could, and praised Dc all the saints. I'm here to tell yo of f, sir.s
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 .4drenta3es fa 4era8I had little sport ihis nor ming before breakfast Tho enemy had placed piece of ordance within gun-shol of the fort during the night and the hrst thing in the mornlng they commenced brisk eannonade, pont-bank, against the spot where was snoring. turned out pretty smart, and mounted the rampatl. he gun was charged again. n fellow stepped forth 10 touch her off but before he could apply tie match, Iet him have il, and he keeled over second stepped up snstehed the match from the hand ot ihe dying man, bnt Ihmbleag, who had followed me ianded ne his rile, and the next instant he Mex leaa vas stretched 0h ihe earth beside the first 4 'hifd came tip to ;he cannon, my companion handed me aaoher gun, and fixed him eff in like manner A fourth then fifth, seized the match, who met with lhe sane faeJ and the whole party gave up as bad job, and hurried o 10 the camp eaYing the cannon ready charaed where they had planted it. Ihmberig told ne that the place from which had been firing was one oi the snugges stands in the whole fort, for he never failed picking of two hree slrapgers before break fast, when perched up there. And 1 recollect now. having seen hn there, since he wgs wounded the llrs thing n the morning, and the lasl al night, and at times. honghtessy playing at his eternal game Col Ctocketfs .Nemotfs.
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DOCTOR DAVID HOLT,

HAVING permanently located himself, offers his pro-
 fessional services to the citizens of Little Rock and its vicinity. He hopes, by strict attention merit share of public patronage.
 His shop in the white house in Major Peay $ row of buildings, and adjoining the Times Office.
 July l9, lo30.-l6-tf
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LATEST AREeaV Al OF
 NEW GOODS.

NNYHLIAM E. WAIT has just received, direct from
 wy New York, large and general assortment of FALL AND VLNTER GOODS, consisting in part of the following articles viz:
 Red, green and white Macknaw and French blankets red green white, yellow, twed, colofed Canton and figured Salisbury fannes satinets blue and mixed kerseys; 3-4, Al and 54 brown and bleached sheet ings red and mixed iinseys indigo checks chambrays fancy, twed mourning, blue prints blk and cold Cir cassans l3-4 Marseilles quilts brdseye and 84 di- aper Irish long lawns blk silk and fancy velvet vest ings silk and cotton umbrellas cambrie aconet, stripe, plaid figured and plain Swiss, null and book musns; furniture and cambre dimty wide gtos de Swiss Italian lustring; cold gros de Maps; white pink. cold blue black and rich figured Pout de Soe senshaw and col ored Florence silks thread edgings fancy dress and merino hdkfs printed Thibet woo 4-4 and 54 merno, 54 and 64 silk, and 84 scarlet silke shawls ladies' kid white lace silk and white linen gloves gents buck ekin castor hoskn, white kid and white linen gloves ladies' embd silk, merno, lam5swool fancy and white ribbed hose; ehldren's mixe2 and scarlet hose waddng; SD ol cotton; furniture and carpet binding India rubber aprons ladies' super dama8k and plain nerno eloaks oter fur hair and seal caps and fur
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In the Circuit Court and for the County of Arkansas State of Arkansas, at the June term, A. D. 1856.
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IN CHANcERy. Petition for Divorce.
THOMAS W. vERpELL.

< ND oh this day came the plaintfby her attor- / "a ney Freeman, and the defendant though solemny called not, and it appearing satisfaction of the Court that the said Thomas " NerdeI is resi- dent of this Territory it is ordered by the Court that alias summons be issued in this case returnabe to the next term of this Court and that the same together with ths order, be published in newspaper published in hs Territory for six weeks previous the next term of this Court requiring the said defendant be and appear at the next term of the Circuit Court for the county of Arkansas to be holden the Post of Arkansas the fst Monday of December next, and plead, de- nnr to the plaintiffs bill in this case filed, the VIII pc taken as confessed against him, and decreed cordingly.
 A true copy. Test,
 D. c. ". LEAVITT, Clerk
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geas?y-agade Clothing. viz:

Cambet clo ts blue and green blanket, Peersham end Flushing coats blk and blue cloth cassmere, satnet, kersey and Flushing round jackets bid and white satin, white Marsees and painted velvet vests drab black beaver and silk hatsi mems thick begged, russell kip and calf brogaus boys sewed and peggd bog4ns cali boots calf navy ties shoes, pumps and slippers ladies' white and black satin, kid and prunea slippers co and leather shoes prunea, gae and leather boots.
 Aso assortment of Hafd10are, Queens and Gtass0age, (tnfley,u and Pisois.
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Groceries,

Havana coffee New-Oteans, white Havana and loaf sugars; sugarhouse molasses; mackerel pcked salmon sperm oil, rice white and brown soap Browns No. honey dew, Bonns sweet-scented Roanoke lelf and Kentucky tobacco fine cut do. bunch raisns chocolae Madeira nuts ilberts and almonds; lemon and raspber fy syrups gunpowder and young hyson champagne and cognac brandy; champagne, Tenerife, Madeira, Muscat, sweet Malaga and clare wines old Irish whs- key New Orleans rum; sweet oil patent mould can- dles candies assorted indigo copal varnish, camphor, &c.
 fY-The above articles, and many others not aed-makng his assortment mpletesill be sold lew, for cash.
 Little Rock, Oct. r, 1896.
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MARIA NERDELL, by her next friend, William sexton,
 Vs.
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EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY ALBENT PiKE.
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Ea'EpiLz1 Et0S A, tARES.) Df+GEHEBER .
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THE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY.

 THE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY. n all things have eauy there nothing to man more come ly than Liberty '-MILroS
 When the dance of the shadows At day-break is done, And the cheeks of the morning
 Are red with the sun; When he sinks in his glory
 At eve from the view, And calls up the PlaEot
 To blaze in the blue, There IS beauty. But where Is the beauty to sec More proud than the sight of nation when free! When tie beautiful bend
 Of the bow IS above, Like collar of light
 On the bosom of love- When the moon in her mildness Is floating on high, Like banner of silver
 Hung ont in the sky, There IS beauty But earth has no beauty to see3 More proud than the front of nation when free. In the depth of the darkness,
 Unvayied in hue,
 When the shadows are yelling
 The breast of the blue; When the voice of the tempest At midnight is still, And the spirit of solitude
 Sits on the hill, There IS beauty. But where IS the beauty to sec Like the broad beanng brow Of nltioa that's free? h the breath of the morniI5a
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departed this @ at Or residence, End in tho county Of
mra - T. Van Bbbor alt Csl OF veors al
I.' E'ea.ed w9sthin all the relations c she wa, an
10 icf Exaggerated 40
% ey are not considered valid
nor he object therefore, of the dwo on o no. G -
(which arc already o,
% no .e can eic0 or momoIy destroy eIy TO saw TIM,
snhg hsh hath Departed which lar,S
wil create chasm, long deeply DO depored
me most correct taste and rstandin she J IN
.he attributes OF hor anJ
ten she continued the last feeble thread Of hs
acDhion and admiration Of her virtues and
oil hor actions through has danasS
agaip W " aS"os In glorious resurrection msy
eD;aJ =, ii. - +.
o a. eihe IN the county Of Powatan tho 18th nh Bro
aenoug - Mofrison ESQ., leaving doS snd S,
ehdson to mourn their iepaable IL is not t ;,cr,.
euIogse tho dsceased-to
would be unnecessary and those who the pleasure Of
avs could moi 6Hrn the
Lac IRON 40 obituary notice II DO gratifying however TO
friends
nhss he had turned his attention rno =.
yoalsd 10 the Gospel and satisfied of it, truth aed
ahce during his long aud painful Illness
on ms susoe' and he departed This no protesting to- y
salvation Of his soul. fS VIZ" "Ou' ana Inc
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
wings ARE WHlGS.n

" lie Mat has tars u hear, lei him keay"
Many years ago. in another hemisphere, it was said
There are those who would not stick to bring desola
ton upon their county and hazard their own necks i'm
The bagain, aiie than baulk wicked inclination either
OF cruelty avarice ambition. II was against sucb
that the iather Of his country warned p
IN his Farewell Address. Just such men nre the lead
ers OF the triple league Of Nulhhers Aboonisis and
Pennsylyania ned States Bank Men. Mournfuly vel
ludicrOusy disgusting is il to Virginia gentlemen de-
scendng, IN subscrvIency 10 such leaders 10 the lowest
free negro trick in order 10 distract and divide fe
people OF Virginia the Presidential question viii
The people disregard The solemn salutary warning Of
Washington who, though dead yet speaketh? Can VIC
be so ignorant and besOtted TO understand and
despsc this free negro plot and treat its nelnaors with
nerltod contempt! How is IL that the Bank bondneu
Noah, and Pcasants Ol the Richmond Wlg (Which last
once supported Northern man against Southern man
for which be got than thirty pieces of silver
$1,000 have such fiery zen for She South We must
look to The Triple league for The solution We shall find
II IS not Southern men, Southern rights these foxes
are alter They design by tremendous system Of cor
rupt iOgong TO put down what Biddle calls "he VULGAR
dominion Of ignorance that IT, the rule Of the people
II IS for this, The u Bank Of Pennsylvania char
tered II for this the Right Of instruction is conemn
cdby Leigh Go. Its for this political Aboltoniss in
South while Noah Peasants sc. are cchong and re.
cchoIng their free negro song Peasants would not
give one Northern Abolition croaker, for ten thousand
slave holding Van Burcn II is to put down the
oag0r dominion IF ignorance" that Judge White IS
supported by Southern Wings Now unless Judee
White has abandoned Republican principles, why do the
Wings support him Because he has no prinoiples2--
If he has deserted the Republican party why should any
Republican support him Why should any honest man
Of any party cOunteuance aposato Let us not be
deceived HARRISON the tool Of Clay and the Bank n
federo.Whig, is the candidate Of the Wings
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whc' appears in the article Foundation in the French
Encyciop@dia--"If every man, who dies had tomb
stone erected over him, the whole earth would be paved
with monuments, and should have to disturb the ash
es OF the dead TO find subsistence for the living
we should feel ourselves deeply indebted 10 any able
PEN winch would in the OF the summer us
wl.h series Of Essays ON this great and growing ques
uon oil Chartered rights and what called irrsheaiJ
a'ss' ne times demand settlement of the princ pie
In virginia the question is assuming new political
interest Thanks to the Panic Party (Shose portrait we
shaii diaw IN The course of the next week from Lirr
uey were he hrst la attempt to corrupt the Right of
suffrage ny the introduction of chartered rotes They
otgan u IN Chesterfield the cotton and coal
we understand, that of the stock holders of old
mine' VIII" live in fredericksburg try the same
game IA Orange, 10 affect her elections This abuse ought
mol 10 De tolerated Ills the very thing the ma
ny new anh disgraceu inventions aud tricks for which
we are indebted To the Panic Party that the Ivl,i,s
nave ever attempted. II must be arrested or we will
not answer Tor the extent of the inschrs which il will,
The people will become the slaves of the Bank
ran road manufacturing monopoists. The cities will
rule the country. We have before us a report made
a the se OF the last session of the General Assembly
upon the rights ofcorporators 1t by
mr. oienan, on the part of the committee of Privile-
ges aud Elections, but it not acted on We shall
lay IL before our readers at earliest possible conve
nence For one, we shall against these chartered
votes-to the knife
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AN EXPUNGER

Al ,n..,;.. fox THE ENQUTRER.N
IN Tho RJtonda, the instant on the occasion Of tho
heir fellow STUDENT Nit Philip Key, so Ma
~ MT H. b. Tomin called Chair and j. D. Dud-
@ motion, Comm'teo consulting OF Mossrs Sampson, Henry
maSi snd Meade, appointed to
vsse OF the feelings OF the meeting retired
BILE md Resolutions: ~i 49, "'"b P'e""
the students of the UOysrsy Virginia. deeply
ua,h OF our fellow student, Mr.. Philip
en IN instant aud sincerely symPahise with
he they have in
Of our high regard Tor his aud of hi.
e0cea That Grape tho len arm for 30 days In
remembrance of the deceased. - " ~ - ~ Ns''' III
hoioea That Committee appointed mako the mecca
the University. - '''N"''" "' es"o'oy oi
Jj Resciced That Committee bo appoinsd 10 a,ona On m,
c'scuon OF suitable monument is =
90 M oeod That aCommtteo 10 appointed transmit copy
o me above Resolutions
'ohn H. Key, his brother our fellow student = " -
o'n heotced, That Committee be appointed
hose proceedings the Editors papo ,ho
send Enquirer, and the
ha' 'hsy VIII Publish tho in their spe ctye papors
n me- II. D. TOMLJN, Caar,nan.
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BENZ. w. S. CABELL,
GEO. CRAGIIEAD,
w. G.. CRAGHEAD,
THOS. a. TERRY.
w.. March ooh. 1926
FAUQUIER COltNrY

~ meeting o. the Inembs Of tho Democratic party he IL at tho
Court house hHHontOn, the March lr for tbe mr.
pose OF dominating candidates to this ne
~ as5Sny5 lnman Homer ESD called tic chair
MAYOR Ohaflcs Hutton was appointed Secretary.
Dr. Philip A. Klpaine then The following Resolutions
which adopted: S ''"''o"'
I'M. TINS entertaining andminshed confidence
ekerson, late Delegates Assembly md 40
proving their political during pust ossion now
tbo Us Candidates to this n the ne ii AZ
and cordially roeommend ihom Tue support Tho Repu
horsd That tho proceedings hismeotng be signed Inv bs
Chairman aud Secretary, and Published Raesor
aud Richmond Enquirer.
And thereupon tho meeting oil iournod.
CHaHLEs HUNroS Secretary
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nnnifIlA.Innrrn


- 10 INC fsePnDftednS Of kingi Wuiiam aCOnafu
FELLOW. CIrIzESs-it is we'll known TO von That on.
Tie I'd February last declared myself candidate for
the snhfages of the electors Of your county asa De
gate TO the next General Assembly Of virginia knew
at The ime, that there candidate in the field will
political opinions identical with my own; but earnestlv
believing that The next session Of the Legislature would
DC one OF quiet so far federal relations would be
concerned and thinking that the election Of the
President could IN nowise be affected or after election
that his administration Of The Government could be or
posed OF supported by that legsature had no fear of
any eyil consequences resulting from division in your
ranks IN This county. My reasons for so thinking Ie
tailed to the people n King William at length sum.
med uPin few words they as follows
J. tsshrewdy cOnieclurcd That the Abolition storm,
which has been raging for the last twelve months was
originally couInred up, and is now famed and kent
awe Tor The sole purpose Of defeating the election of Mr.
Van Buren, for The Presidency by exciting against him
tue preIudces Of the slave holding STATES And for
augbt know, It may he with this as it frequently Is
with physical storms, that though they had ,e appear.
amce Of blowing directly from the North or North Fast
etthey are really hatchcd in the Souih and blow aay
At Charleston long before they do Mt New York or Boston
should tiis be the case the Abolition panic must die
as the other pancs have done soon as il is discovered
70 be no longer available, which apprehcnd will be f,l.
" proven BY The election Of Mr. Van Buren in November
next; and then with it will die the eeooncerino slsno
OF "Free Negro Suffrage missouri Restrictions and
score. vas
2 The Presidential election will take place before tte
meeung OF The next Legislature electors, therefore
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YiEfYS frnuI nLrond /,


fHStTuCttOn-tn
The following Extract of letter from respectable
Ciuzen OF Georgia, siews how the impartial pol-
cans oil other States viewing the movements of the
Wings IN Virginia 1t is sad that the by ISLANDERS see
more OF The game than the parties engaged in it,
7pyu o." Your people appear 10 have fallen unor
strange times. Truly the party opposed 10 YOU appcar
To blow hot and cold in the breath The great
principle OF the Right Of Instruction appears To be Lob
affirmed and denied by the Picbald Wings But no.
uce that while some meet ii with flat denial others
ti'ns, and conditions Sir believe fiom all the inJi
cauons That the Wings opposed the Right of In.
strncton in toto colo. IL is certainly So 10 n great
extent, out OF the State Of Virginia Ii is ooed bv the
Nuers here as subversiye Of the great principles upon
which the Government The right is in danger
The Wings in your State would take ground againstit
npcniy, u they dared; but they fear
ms principle can neves be conccdcd il is part nd mar
oe oil The doctrine of the divine light of Kings
servant Is made to be independent of and superior
!" the master Governor farewell has acted strange
part-iis FORMER friends will certainly lose confidence
In num- he has abandoned himself the viIest purno
scS OF party Gould lie suppose his resignation would
operate iavoraby TO his party in the Ap elections.-
ne could not be so blind II will surely produce the
contrary effect Why did hc resign durinp the scs
sion of the Legislature to have enabled them 10
eject another This would have been respectful 10 That
body and just TO the people of Virginia But he is in
Tnge-is the victim OF his passions. Truly whom the
D0ds intend TO destroy they first make mad
Extract Of Letter from Vnginan of high character a.
Washington.
me information from all quarters is indicative Of
splendid triumph 10 our in the Presidential cleo
ton We shall be able beat Harrison JILife ana
WeLster, all together N'N
Extract Jrom FIginian in Ne,o York
heard gentleman assert before several others in
Philadelphia that the Election would 90 80 600 in favor
Of the Republican cause. All the gentlemen nresent
concurred IN the opinion that the State of Pennsv
would go for Van Buren, by great majority
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mere are certain persons in Virginia who ALWAYS
were, and always will be- great mems appendices
G.aS " ., sa'enous great men. While John Randolph
Nv az tnese great men hung upou his coat tail When
Y eo, unable to move alone, they seized on Leigh
inese once upon ime, mathematical John Tyer for
u game OF compromise the Wings are now PLAYING out
ney now glor,fy Tyler for his whigsh priaeipiesi
hide their nakedness or divert attention from tbenpei
~ tner iree negro tricks The people of Powha,an'
umoeriand, and some other counties will understaud
nv, rrginians read Washington's Farewell Address:
a. WIZ enable yon to distinguish the traitor whether
ne cal. himself Wing or ''od Republican, from the De-
republican patriot Put down this Whigish
combination, or your liberties lost forever
AN EXPUNGER
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a tHEAP SPRING GOODS.-y4prN. 1s36-JV6oJo
~ sale or Retail, at X. II. JENKISs' ZCountrv Me-
chan's, Families and others, invited TO examine
nearly one hundred thousand dollars worth of staple and
consisting Of 300 dozen Fancy Hdk(s Al nsiceS ga
~ ~ cents each TO the richest article imported Az
extensive assortment OF Ginghams and cooIed Musns
some OF the latter very rich and new style.
~ cases bonnets, flowers and reeds
do. gauze, lustriug and satin ribapds
oOO dozen silk, cotton and fancy stockings and half
do. ~ '
200 do. plain and trimmed silk and bo,b,.;o
stocks.
Also, assortment Of summer stock and orovo,
PADS Chinese and French baskets
lOOO pieces brown and bleacied domestic shirtpgs
400 ana sheetings, at prices from, Cd per yard 10 fine
lOO pieces apron checks; also, furniture checks fur
1900 niture ealiooes, at cd per yard and finer
$lOOOO worth plain and figured silks Of every descrp
won, amongst them are elegant jet black and
glossy, Italian, Gro dc Paris, French and
English Luslrings.
likewise blue, black plain and figured silks all STYLES
Cheap small figured black silks, at 62 IL cls per
10 Irish linens in full and half pieces at prices
from % cts per yard TO the finest quality imported
style
Green, black and white dotted lace for wells
Green, white and black gauzo wells.
Brunswick lace for wells and caps
styles.
Genlemen's articles FOR clothing.
Black Italian and fancy silk eravats;
Also large assortment Of common linen goods for
servants
Brown lnons.
Blue and yellow nsnkeens, &c.
Persons wanting goods 20 sell again or for their own
Department as low a. they can be procured in like guam
titles "a any place, at r. II. JENKINS
staple and Fancy, Wholesale and Dry Goods Store.
April y. 1l6-et