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Upon this the annual interest to be paid amounts
The value of real and personal property subject to
alton in the State, amounts to about $3.50, 900 OOO

1t will be enby this statement that nearly million
dollars arising from taxation remains unpaid and there
is authority vested in the executive to enforce
collection. The taxes actually collected for the past
three years. have not amounted sufficient to pay
the expenses Of the commonwealth for education.
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Married,

Will live together in the holy relation Of husband and
wife having been recently after due deliberation duly
authorised thus to do, CHARLES W. JENNINGS and Miss
RosANNA DoNSELLy, both of this city.
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NJ- MEDICAL CARD-PRIVATE TREATMENT
The members Of the New York College OF Medicine and
pharmacy established for the suppression oil Quackery,
are now directing their particular attention to the cure oil
all diseases of private nature and confidently PROM
Use all persons submitting themselves to their treatment,
speedy and permanent cure without injury to the con-
suton or confinement from business. One of the men,
bers of the College for many years connected with the
extensive hospitals in Europe established for the
of those complaints and being intimately acquainted
with all the Improvements lately made in their treatment
attends az consulting Ply daily from O'Clock A. NJ
to 8 p NJ
Terms-$5, with guarantee of cure
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
living at distance, by explicitly stating their case, to-
ed elsewhere, Qf any) and enclosing S. post pad) will
have forwarded to them chest containing all medicines
requisite to perform permanent cure, with full and SIM
e for USE and packed 50 to avoid
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, IS Nassau St
o. READ AND BE ADvIsED.-Gente reader, do
you have the Headache eyes" Purchase, then a
more for under of such battery, should the ge.
MUS Of headaches venture to attack you single Lozenge
laid on your tongue, will put him to fight in two mi
nutes Are your children troubled with worms il
you have any children the answer is Eyes" Then5reat
them to one Of Peters Lozenges every morning for a
week, and their troubles that way will be at end
Have you a hoarseness and hacking cough He can
provide you with Lozenge that will make your system
as sound BELL and your stomach clear whistle
Hence know of nothing that should prevent you from
proceeding forthwith to the Principal Office, 1875 Fulton
zenges at the lowprice Of 25 and 81 cents per box
n3- RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE-ior the cure of primary or secondary syphilis,
and all complaints arising from mercury-guaranteed to
cure. Single bottle 81; in of half dozen $b-pack-
ed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 81
w q RICHARDSON, Agent
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01-We are very sorry to learn that Senator SE-
vR of Arkansas who has been ndsposed since he
arrived here from the west continues seriously i'll at his
lodgings in this city.-Na. Intel. Jan. 4.
Dy-Two rogues, who had been following in the
wake of Ole Bull but tarred Washington few days
to commit deprcdaons there arrested Tuesday
and committed to prison. Their VIM. Stone
and James II. Winfrey.- baltimore .4n Jan. 4.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.


ITO promote the health of the body and increase the tranquil
e 'S on n
with aud unemiitng toll The
Of ali 81. corporal aisy.is the dropping
to All the as
o,ophy and powers Of reason turned the various
G for s'a
% i Il. s%
OF most d;.as; have hs,I origin IN an impure or mpove
g TO Ii. most minute qualifications Of the .yse% the sub
tie poison 1iue and the seeds. beng sowsd bring forth
glands resulting scrofua kings evil another oshca-
Of as ' % nsm sSae s'
ans TO- s ei sxNs
purely vsgeabs ~.dcin which the result Of year: Of labor
leetop VII arrest, and e picpsy ad%.lsised, pefiesily
the spsns acton giving the
general n,If; q. ,y;f% blood
The Phea. rises from the ashes Of its fire terminated with
ndnS sspi,ns energies and overcoming disease. The
furnished sra1,.aly 70 all who are unable to
charity h os Of ssny
referred ,Iet which furnished, without charge, by
New YoRK, Dec. /, Isi3
Parental feelings induce us to make the folio wing statement
wholly effected BY the sands. sars.na For nearly
tiop 'he body which times bad with
Of he hair gradually .pIssa
the whole head was eoyeopsd and then attacked and
Of the body. II commenced with small pimpe or
itching and burning then the matter or pu. formed the
kn cracked and bed and the discharged freely The sui
natural resi- and the odo, from the discharge, offensive
% % Una" % ssa s "a ad
salt rheum We tried remedies with little benefit and
considered her almost beyond the reach OF medca.
to 1--WE a ssof re- he rt sos,e wa. all used we per-
ceved an Improvement the Of the but
% change s the W. 5 wi soss
weeks, and the result p'rfes, cure To all parents We
the skin. use sands Sarsapanlla.
With feelings # s.a.t.se aud respect wes~
ELIHu and SARAH soUTHMAYp.
Prepared aud sold wholesale aud retail and for
by A. Sands Co.. druggists ard chemi Is, Orapite Bald.
sold by A. B. sa3d. Druggists No 70 fulton 81; David
sands e. Co No Eat Broadway. corner OF atet
Price 81 per botte-sir bottlest5 Is m'rc
SOMETHING NEW, TO THE LADIES'.
THE PARLOR MAGAZINE.
A IAp'hwsEEAkEEYp cssz sTrTE NJ = Ms
" Notices of Balls Concerts soee. Theatrical Fab
lonabe Intelligence will be published Saturday jan 9th
The Magazine will be published in quarto form
on equal to that used the aest ANIMALS pd pnted on
the most manner embeIiishrd WIN
spendid steel engraving week and sheet OF engraved
In this. the publisher design. to furnish Magazine ofte
refined char ,cter that every gentleman VIII tke
The Cover viii BE- devoted 70 siaer,smrats of
periodicals, fashionable establishments &C. odin. every
tning Objectionable. up,,,,
s, rer annpm or Ga cents single.
BY mall $40 will cause four copies to be sent TO one address,
sold Sy ill III. Periodical Agencies this city, and through
the United st.tes Coan,ry n,wsppen vii be entitled TO
exchange by publishing this p9spe tns aud giving editorial
00''''' Q" receipt L. kiNSdsIEY. qpabli.her
il ttis'm "a Ann stree, New York.
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NEw0YoRK, June..l9, ls43.
NJ GENTLEMEN


have suffered with pains in the breast for IS years
attended with and difficult cough sought the aid
of all the medical talent in Europe Paris, Vienna st
Petersburg London and other cities but could find
lief as also the whole medical faculty of this city tried
your Extract Hoarhound Candy which entirely cured
me of the distressing cough and other symptoms
above described About two weeks back was attacked
residences night ofappete depression othe whole
lnimal functions almost bad could be, and by
the timely of your Candy, entirely restored to
good health. YOU Gentlemen, beneacors and your
Candy is balm to sooth the lungs, and would
mend every person that has suffered have to it,
and they will speak proudly as do.
Yours &c.
]. BRAMSON, lss East Broadway, or
% Broad It. corner Exchange Place.
To Messrs. j. Pease 4 Son, 40 Division st.
Sold at Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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WANTED-A partner With from $3.50 ssOo. for carving
forty doa. Week. soi %sy ys DO with
real may be hsd 0"sF it.jsb
A. It rh. Ss S a I
ton As bookksepeI or eonddena clerk in re.p.etass
; % 5 s%sias;,:
vy 1e5s, a o What he may Be sas,sfS IN Line
attention. is 3tssc
WANTED -ss,elal honest, intelligent
d e @ n.. ana sp
without written reconmer dation OF possessing the .bove
sa.f
AMERICAN R EIsaH WAED ASSOCIATIONS
"A viii be held a. the Marion Ho1e, Monday evening
'eN January on" Alfred EDS s. LIVINGSTON President.
JOHN p r. F TENDER sseers'As. j, a.FsM &c
CGAh 4 the ns
DESTROYS u. tie
S S cali rs s ABOVE nd the
mad, Jse 81 oS.es" Of n. w .GwS SaIs Of de-
Soaeh Ths S'sss' brown eos1 MIDI iia
and e. nj % % BIN. r ns sds
we'll for the moderate prices the rang Of The hoa,s i 'u
Shortly sIpeeted ar.a. invoice Of Nor@as &C., from
Don r. Rvas, now in Havana j33.je
richard Red Ash Coal 9th. hes. quality and
depend good article weight 1873 Wash
ngton street. formerly Fitzsmmon's yard.
d2 imsm DAVENPORT
FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.
THE Subscriber ha, hand an assortment Of G. Ga, ers
Warranted Fire Proof Double Safes During the past
year, several Thousands oese Safes been nesy
hundred have different times been thoroughly tested by
fire. and NOT ONE, has time failed its
tents
Gaylers Double Safe combination OF entire Safes
erected thin the other Each Safe made excusvely Of
IRON and the best condnctinx materials cd being
used their 1he with which each
Safe Tired perfectly reproof and the Paentee with full
confidence offers Them Others nveoted
The and doors Of each Safe ed by the i'm
proved Diet locks which be picked opened
with false keys
Also of Single Sales and Specie Chests for
sale at prices from S23 to SIS each.
All kinds Book Safes and Specie Chests made order
s. ELY,
is lm'c III Fulton street Gold
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FIFTH WARD.
AMERICAN REPIRLICAN ASSOC

COALPeach Orchard Red Ash Coal oths best quality and
" at reduced prices Also other coal Consumer of oai
depend good article and weight 438 Wash
ngton street. formerly Fitzsmmons yard -
d2l Inns j DAVENPORT
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 8.


RISES III 81 MOON RISES ....--..
4 sETs ....f ~ HIsH WATER a.
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q. - REWARD-A Pocket Book. containing papers Of
"a use the lost az the American Museum
The fnder will the above reward by leav
ng il NJ the Clinton Hotel, or at this ofhce. y n'c
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far-fsned and oeIebnud Pills, from Portugal
we reeve be obtaiusd in ths'country ass advertise
mon on last coiu nm. lourth psgs.i
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MILITARY BALL.
THE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
viii take place at Tammany Hail. Wednesday Even
ing, Feb. !, 1874
Tickets 81 be obtained Of John Canes John street;
X D. Daily, o. Broad IT., w H. Dominck 10 Greenwich
A. NJ Shiers 1856 Fulton r.. Wainrght 285 Spring C.
oIes, los Canal ST.; $. X. Fowler 9oK Bowsry, aud H.
Lownsbery, 432 Peal st do tF7sse
SEVENTEENTH WARD
GRAND AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALL,
al Nibio's, Sh Of January, lS44
THE undersigned respectfully give notice that the extensive
arrangements for the above ball, completed.
he WHICH Of the largest and respectable
the city, y i'll be decorated in superior manner
Lothisn's Celebrated Band is engaged
II the intention Of the Con make this Bali Of
the endd and respectable that has pacs this
The whole under the direction Of the COMMITTEE assisted
by the Floor Marager, STEPHEN b. BOGERT lao.
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POPULAR LECTURES ON ANATOMY AND

POPULAR LECTyREs ON ANATOMY AND
PHYSIOLOGY.
PROFESSOR GRANVILLE PATTIsoN will deliver
the 9th instant, at the "Unversy Medical Coge
Broadway, formerly the Stuyvssant half past
o'clock.
aubect-The Architecture of the Skeleton and exposition
Of the which the OF the Body
Tickets for the Course So Single admissions fifty
il 3tissrc
COLES PICTURES of Mount Etna, Angels Miniaierng
- TO Christ in the Wilderness Voyage OF Life Past and
Present &c. &c &c. exhibiting the Of the
National Academy, Leonard and Broadway
Abundance Is centsSeason Tickets 50 Caaloeues
Ji2wsm
CATHARINE GOOD of the city Of Philadelphia, widow,
~ having heard from her (Samue X Williams,
or late Of he city Of New York bauer) for time
would be thankful for information respecting him. II this
should meet his line addressed her. No 8 Cherry
Philadelphia, renns. would find her. a3oj3 3gbz
IN this OF Quackery and Humbua It most important
choose experienced Physician.
DR.. j. EVANS
Has removed his Old Gaens Head Dp~nsary No 28s Pearl
street. Of Beekman where he his
extraordinary of all delicate diseases how
pcated he appres the citizens ard that there
DR. Evans IN mis- old stand and that he has connection
Whatever with Other office His charges moderate, his
consultations strictly private.
BObserve the number; mistakes oftsn dams
288 Pearl street.
Medicines directions any part OF the Union,
by particularly stating the aud enclosing five dollars
is It'rc
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e.. 600 REWARD -Ihree ThGos.na Dollar will be
the Of black leather bank about thirty
and eighteen inches WIDE with the edges SHARP IL
bound with wood running along tn tor and
marked Pom roy Co.. or r. Co." on the ends The
ad trunk supposed TO have been stolen from board the
steamboat Utica the ',h lost, ,oed large amount Of
checks bank and dts enclosed in packages
bags d directed to different broken and banks the city OF
New York
1he above reward will be paid addition all other
wards Offered By other per.o,s interested.
POMEkOY co Wall ST. NY.
New York, Dec. 10, 1913.
The Of the above reward guaranteed BY the parties
interested the recovery Of SAID Trunk and its epts
don which there also the following reward Of 5000 Of
ferd by omerey Co Of Albany and guaranteed by the
rsigIed making the whole Of Ahs waid offered
5000 DOLLARS.
ALp,sy, December IS 1913.
We the undsrsignsd having deep ntenst in the
Of the Trunk and Money recently stolen from the teambost
Utica do hereby the full Of the
Reward Of Three Thousand Dollars Offered by Pomeroy Co.
OF his city in the ratio Of respective interests
WAsHBuR< Co,
THEODORE OLCOcT,
Cashier Of the Canal Bsnk
y. u. KENDRICK,
Cashier Of the Mechanics and Farmers Bank
JOHN PAINE,
Cs,her Of the Bank OF Troy.
WIN. J. FRYER,
an n,
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27
re ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY
 CONCERN.

N OIlGE IS hereby given, that at a sale of lands l Tor the payment of taxes, penalties and costs due thereon, sold by the Sheriff of Union County m the State ol Arkansas, at the Court house door of sad county, on the 7th day of November, A. D. i712, under authority andb by virtue of the Revenue laws m the Revised Statutes of the State of Ar1an- sa7, approved March 5th lS33, and in pursuance to notice previously given the law directs, the nn- defsigned z. Wakefield, purchased the following described tracts or parcels of land, to-wit: ht south west qHait r 0. section seVenteen
 And the west half of the sontf west quarter of section twenty three, in township eighteen south of the base ilhe and of Range nineteen, west of the principal meridian, containing il acres.
 The taxe3, penaltiesand cost IL on inr to e3 0gi cents-origiua owner, C.. B. Miligan.
 ALSO
 The N. F. l of section s, in township i5 south of Range 70 west, containing l50 acres-the tax pen alty and costs amounting to SI g64 eents Original owners, Campbell $ Wolf
 The above tracts ofland were purchased as alore- said and are now held by DEEDS of conveyance dnly executed by the Sheriff of Union eounty (nnder tue authority given him by the laws above referred to) bearing dase the 7th day of August, 4. D. Is4t All persons therefore, who can set up any claim 10 the above described tracts of land in consequence of any lnfofmaitY, irregularitg illegaiy connected with such sale, are called upon 10 appear at the first regular term ct the Circuit Court, to be holden in and for said county of Union, which may be held six monihs first after the publication of this notice, as application will be made al said term of said court. for confirmation of the titles to the tracts of land aforesaid.
 /. WAKEFIELD. Nov. 2a, lS1t-1l-6w tpr's fee SIG 62O
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RlAgy NOTICE. SOLON BORLAND & F. II. ENGIIsu
ATTORNEYS 1T LAW,

ATTORNEYS LIT LAT,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. w ILL attend Pnnctually to all business entrust- W ed to them, in the several Courts held in Little Rock, or in any part of the Sfate
 Ofiee--On Ashley's Row.
 REFER TO- Governor Adlms-LittIe Rock J. J, Finley, F. P. santons II G. Smith. Charles Lolaud, and John C. McLemofe, Esqs; Dr. J. fowlkes, Messrs. 5. & A. Fowxes, Mcssrs E. w Rowlett $ Co., aud Messrs. Hatch & Scott, -Memphis, Tennessee. ti ,4oh' i., IT. goe.-Somerville, Ten. Hon. West + Humphreys Nashville. Ten. Adnen Mayer and Wm 5. Lumpkin, Esqrs,--Ho1- ly Springs, Mi. s1SN B Mathews and R. Shepherd. Esqrs.-Columbus, Hon. Daniel Coleman--Athefs, Ala M Dr. J. (. Spotswood, and Chancellor ]. L. Mar. tin-Tuskaloosa Ala.
 Augustus II Redus, Esq, Mobile-Ala. Messrs. $. 0, Nelaon s1 Bro. John c. Pratt ss Go., Smith, Gorin & Co-New Orleans. S13 Hon A Yell, FayetteVile--Ark. Hon. A. II Sevicr, U s. Senate Hon. Edward GFoss, M. C.. Hon. c. s. Houston M. C.; Hon. Kenneth Rayuer, M. C.--Washihgton city, Prof. Charles Caldwell, ?. S. Longhborough, Esq, |. P. Maury, Esq Drs. C. M N ay, Samuel B Richardson, L. II. Riosby and ohm R. Bucll-Lou- ispile. Ky.
 October 9, ISI3-6
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Tliying HearOpracfcs.s.

FENIfS mereufial mdRia and the kindred practice \ has done more to people our gyape gards than all the natural diseases 10 which the human family liable, and not only so it has caused degener- aey of our race from which we could not possibly recover in many ages to comc if that detestabe practice of poisoning to cure disease were now to cease That practice has not only killed its thou sands, but ithas disfgured and maimed thousands more, causing them to drag out lives of pain and misery-burthens 10 themselves and their friends. Thus the BrAuTEoUs youth and fair of our land as well part of all classes, have been m8ilated and changed from stale of hilariy and life to mere, human barometers, destined to withar and groan at every little change of weather.
 Are not people wiling, yea, anxious io abandon practice that produces such heart-rendng scenes? we think SO 1; then we invite one and all to avail themselves of Che NO POISON BOTANIC prac- flee. T. J. HARVEY, B. P
 Next door to he Times and Advocate office. | Lille R0ct, Aoe 70, Isit i1-tf
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Nnre1nher 09d

.NODen16er 23d.
 Mr. Sutton, from the committe on claims, reported bill for the relief of William Ar nett, Sheriff and Collector of Hampstead county,
 Mr. Logan, from the select cont. raised to inquire into the expectancy of memoraizing Congress on the subject of exlinguishing the Indian title to certain lands upon our western frontier, reported memorial to Congress, praying the passage of a law to eXtinguish said Indian titles, Ste,
 MT. Speaker presented to the House a communication from the HoN. CHESTER ASHLEY, informing the General Assembly, that inasnuch as he had been elected Senator to Congress, he could not consistently with his duties as such, be here on the day fixed by law for casting the Electoral vote of the State and that he considered itproper to in- form the Legislature of the fact, in order that they might prepare to supply his place 1 hIr. Berry introduced bill to repeal the 9th sec. of the 44th chapter of tie Revised Statutes.
 Mr. Floyd introduced bill to make all appropriation for common schools.
 MT. Russell introduced a bill declaring Forche Laiave a navigable stream.
 Mr. Croft introduced a bill to call in the Scrip of Green county.
 Mir. Brown introduced bill to amend the road law
 We omitted to notice that majority O the committee on the Judiciary, to whom had been re-relered the question, whether there was vacancy in the .Judgeship of tht first circuit, reported, several days since through Mir. Floyd, that the question was d least an unsettled one, that they therefore re- commended an election for Judge of tha Circuit, in order that the Supreme Cour might settle the question between the pres ent incumbent, and the person who may be elected.
 minority of said committee, through Mir. Fowler, reported that they adhered te the position that there was no vacancy.
 Mr. Floyd now called mp for the actior of the House, the report of the majority, ant moved its adoption.
 Mr. Croft calling for the ayes and nays it was adopted by ayes 36, nays 28.
 AIr. Greenwood introduced bill to he en' titled an act supplementary for the better or gaaization of the malltia.
 Mr. Packet introduced bill to define tht northern boundary Of Newton county.
 Mr. Blackwell introduced a resolution t' amend the 33d and 3lth sections of tht Constitution of the State, under the head o Legislative Department.
 Mr. Fowler introduced bill to amend tn 2d section of an act entitled an act concer ming forfeited lands.
 l Mr. Mccoy introduced bill for the re I lief of Reubin Persell.
 AIr. Strain introduced a bill to incorporat the Far West Seminary. I House adjourned.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27
ks0artlfng and Bay School, at
 Spring HsiEs, kaeInpsteaal Co.
HE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. M. PRIN-

THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. M. PRIN-
 CiPAL.
 fRNiiE school at the above place. will be opened ori 1 Monday, the 1ith November Isi4 Tie course nt instruction will comprehend all the usual branch es Of thorough ENGLISH education together with the entire undergraduate course in CLASSICS MATH- EMhTfes, MENsuRArIoN, NATURAL PHILosorfry, MORAL PHfLosopAY, AsTRoNoMY, CHEMISTRY Sc, in any of the colleges or universities in the United States. The system of discipline will be Htd, bat firm; and no boy will be retained in the school who shall not strictly adhere to the laws by which fl will be governed
 Spring liill is one of the most healthy settlements in the South Soati-west-within about 10 miles ol Little Rock, from which it Is reached by tr- weekly line olstages If is nine miles from Fulton, Q the Red River, to which place there is a regular steamboat navigation, through the fall, winter and 1 beginning of summer, from New Orleans, Natchez, &c up the Red River. The springs are abundant, and the water of the most excellent quality. The society IS goods and in fasraty and the proper tone ot public sentiment, the district will compare with any section ot country in the United States. There Is also female school, under the superntendance of MRs. BANKS, in tall operation, which ranks among the highest in the State. There is large brick Academy for the Male School, but as yet suitable buildings have not been erected for the accommoda- ton o the principal, and the boarders who may be sent 10 the Institution. Several gentlemen, howev- CT, haze consented To take boaraers on very mode rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per month. i The PRINCIPAL pledges himself t5 the public, that | educationinculcae the most correct, gentlenranike habits and strict moral principles-and, in every way, study 10 merit for his establishment, (which he intends shall be permanently the confidence and support of the friends and patrons of education throughout the county
 The terms of tuition have been fixed for the seve- ral departments of English Ss20---and for classics and mathematics or either of them i35 for the sss- sion of five months. Students enter al any time, and will only be charged from the time of entrance, and during their continuance at the school.
 Nh. ANDERSON las had considerable experience in i teaching and brings with him testimonials of the most ilaterng description, from men we'll qualified to judge oI his capabilities and requirements. For extracts from these testimonials and all particulars relative to the school he begs leave to refer, at Lit te Rock, te Judge Rnge Col Ashley John w. Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-=to any of the follow ing gentlemen, the board of Trustees at Spring Hill. l VIZ: Maj R. Pryor and Robert Burlington, Phineas Nash, John W paup, < 5, flut, II. c. Boyd, T.. M. R.. Bankhead Joel Hannah, Williamson Tester. c. r. Nelson, Wm. M. Burton, Esqs., and the Rev. $. F. Cooke.
 Spring Hill Oct 2Sih ISi4-S--tf