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IN The PlkE CIRCUIT COURT,
October Term, l843.

October Term, l843.
Azariah 5. Petit,
VS.. Bill for
Julia Anr Petit, alias Z Divorce.
Julia Ann Lauion.
WOU the said defendant are hereby mott.
Il fed, that the said complainant nv A.
II. Bnckncr his solicitor, files h. bill nc.
c~omrnnicd with his affidavit. that YOU arr
4 Nonresident of this State, praying the
Court to grant him a decree dissolying the
bonds Of mat7iuony heretofore contracted
and entered into with You the snid defend
ant. W~he'crpon it Is ordered by the Court,
that you the said Julia Avn Petit, alias Julia
A"n Landon, be and appear before said
Court on the first day of the next term there
Of TO be hegnn and held at tie Court House
in Bowling Green, within and for said Coun-
~ OF Pike on the second Monday Of April
next, and answer said bill, or the same viii
be taken as confessed. and the prnyer there
of granted accordingly and il u further
ordered by the Court that a copy Of this or
der be published in some newspaper in this
State for eight weeks successiyclv, the last
insertion to be at least four week, before the
commencement of the next term of this
Court, to which time this cause is c%ontinu-
ed.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Pike. sc"
!, Simeon P. Robinson, Clerk of the Cir.
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing Is II true copy Of the order.
" In testimony whereof ], hereto set
Seal my hand aud afRx the seal of said
49, Court, at Office in Bowling Green,
in said county, this the 2Sth day of
December. A. ID. 1913.
s. p. ROBINSON, Clcrk.
Nov. Pad, 1913. Sw5
, 1844-03-16
OF MISSOURI
County of Pike. ("''.

Simeon P. Robinson, Clerk of the Cir
cult Cont for said county, certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the order.
go In testimony whereof. / hereto Sc
ISeal my hand and afiix the seal of said
~ court, at Office in Bowling Green,
in said county, this the 2Sth Of November,
A. D. 1919.
, 1844-03-16
Administrators Notice.

March llth, 1S43. I9-tf.
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DIED, at the residence Of Mr.. John +
Ford IN this place, on Wednesday, The o. h
instant, Mrs. MARIA AmALA AsroNr,
EfPEs, consort Of Mr.. William F. E,,s.
late of Holly Springs, in The 2Oth year 81
her age.
The subject Of this notice was q n,t;v. a,
HAVANA, in the leland Of Cuba. She VIA.
ted the United States for the purpose Of oh.
ta'n'ng a knowledge of The English language
some time in the year 1886, and with ,h,,
view availed herself Of the advantage. off,
cred by the Holly Springs Femal e Institute
Our'ng her stay there she became mD,e.,
Cd with the necessity Of a prepa ration for
mother world, and in The Spring Of is4Ol
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TRUST SALE OF
Negroes 4 Land.

conformity. with certain Deed Of
Trust executed by Archibald Richards
and Charlotte Richards his wifr 10 the
undersigned, Alexander Z. Blair and Ma,b.
ew Lacy, Trustees, to secure the nav men,
sol certain debts due Samuel H. Doxey and
re. Arneu. bearing date on the 18Th
day OF September, 1910, and recorded in
the Probate Clerks Office of Tippab County
IN Deed Book c, pages 62S, 629, e. $50.
VIII expose TO- sale TO the highest bidder a,
auction. on the frs, Monday in Apr;l ne,,.
{ 1874 at The door of the Court Hons. in
Ripley, T'ppah County Mississippi, an The
following described land and negroes. de-
scr'bed IN said Deed Of Trust; to wit:
The East half Of Section thirty ,wo. in
Township One. Of Range One East, in. The
Chickasaw Land District. Also, John. Dan.
bridge, Talbot, Anderson, John, IA bowl
Stephen. Eliza. Elizabeth, Frankly susao.
Ann Elm, CLANCY and Par,hensy. and
heir increase, or SO many as will sa,i,fy
ne claims aforesaid and all interss, accrued
md accru'ng thereon, I'LL paid, and q costs
occidental tot hs,execu,ionl Of said Deed Of
Trust. Terms Of sale will be cash We
vii convey such tile only as, 10 vested ia
IS as Trustees, which is believed, 70 ,.bs
perfectly good.
ALEXANDER C. BLAIR,
MATTHEW LACY.
i,2Euseea
September, 18Th l843-A0--em
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Motif G,
THE STAT OF MISSISSIPPI


1I.homingo County. {
Probate Court, Special March Term 1874
10 all ?erstns m'ere.ted in the real e.
tate OF John Lewis deceased-Gr. cling:
YOU are hereby cited to be and per
sohaliy appear before The Judge of our su ID
Court ala Term thereof tn lie holden in
said county A. the Cour Hnuss On he fir>,
Monday IN May nsxl, aud then and there
to show cause, It any you can, why an
ode:shuu'd not be mace by said Cour, to
aell,ho to'lo~'ng described Real Estate,
lying and ne'ns situate in the County Of
'rishpm'ngo ~nd State Of Mississippi. be.
longing to the Estate oi the said John Lew.
IS deceased, according to the prayer of The
petition of Joel d. Lewis, TO wi,:SEo,
Of sec, IA, r l,,R 8; ". Or Of Sec Il
Tx 3, East. It's further ordered n,
The Eour', that thus citation BE- published in
,he Ripley Advertiser a ne" spaper pub
hshed 10 The town Of. Ripley, T.ppah Coun
", M'ssippi. for three successive week, :
~ WITNESS, Hon. A. H. WEI.
| Us Judge of The Probate Court q
-. SAID County, this 18Th of March
1914 lest CnEsLEY d KEY.
4 Clerk
March 30, ls44-2l-3'-fee 81.
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Jo,oed The Methods, Ep.copal Church, =
hopeful convert. There too she became
acquainted with him upon whom she be.
slowed tho pure sfTcc'ros Of her hear, and
10 whom .he was united on tho The 3lN Of
march 1871.
Seldom does il fall TO The 10, of the
obliuarylsr 10 record . more affecting deaIh.
rrnnsplanied from the sunny rkies Of he
own island home to land whose language,
~ we'll as manners and customs, were
strange and unfamiliar. was permitted 10
spend but few short years, before she is
removed by The hand of disease to brighter
land. Cut of IN the morning of woma uhood
when she had bu, fairly began 10 share the
cares and sweets Of new and interesting
station in life, she leaves behind him who
alone can truly realize the 'aching vod' her
decease has made, and the tender infant
whore lips have not ye' learned to lisp the
name of mother. "A resident Of this
place only few weeks. she had form
ed but nominal acquaintance with
only a small circIs of those who followed
her TO The grave And yet the acquain
lance was sufficient TO excite lively emo>
tons Of borrow in the breasts of those,
whom her illness and last obseqsies brought
'round her Let il be consoling, then, 10
reods and kind.ed at distance, that she
lied amidst those who appreciated her
worth, and, what is more important, thai
he passed from earth the full confidence
If eternal bliss IN that upper and better
world,
"Where dangers threat and fears alarm no
more.n
@rhe H2lly Spring papers will please
opy,
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me- .1AJLtFMlsslss,pr I,

HE 1A1EtF MISSISSIPPI
1PrAu CousrY.
Levi O. Baker, Anachmsn' IN Cireu
s Couri of said Coun !
John p. trump for $53. Levied
NOI1CE !, hereby gwen, that snaAi'
IN ,achmeni hes been duly issued ~ The
suit of The above named pnibiif
vnins, the estate Of said dcfendnn Tor the
sum Of Fifiy.Ihree Dollars. and has been re-
turned duly levied, and Is nov pending be
fore the Circuit { curt Of SAID coun'y, sno
that unless The said defendant shall appear
at The next term Of said court on tho Last
Monday in March next, AT the Court House
in The town Of Ripley, give special bal and
plead, within The time limited for his ap-
pearance Judgment will be entered and the
estate 80 attached will be sold.
HARDY W. SIRICKLIN,
Cierk
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. J
TIsHAMINGo COUNTY. {

~" - - ~ 'L w WlcOiOOiIIl,
TIsHAMINGo COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT, December Term 1913
NOTiCE is hereby given, that an APP
AV plicaIion to me, by Andrew j. FraIy
of Harden County, Tennessee, who
claims an undivided Interes, of ali that
tract of land in said County of Tishamingo,
known and designated as the South Eas,
quarter of Section No Ten. 10 Township
Two, and Range Eight. The North Eas,
quarter Of Section rbrv-fve, Township
One, Range Eight. The South Yves, Of Sec,
ton Twenly.seven, Township Two, Range
E'ght.-And the South West of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
.Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Da,
vid W. Hyndman, James B Townsend;
and A. B Walker Esqrs, TO divide The said
tracts Of Land into eleven equal parts or.
shares and unless proper objections are
stated To me, at the Court House in the
town o. Jacino, in the first Monday in Feb.
ruary 1874, The said David w. Hyndmap.
James X. Townsend and A. B. Walker.
viii then be appointed TO make partition
OF he said Lands held by copartners. i,ints
tsnsn'sand tenants in common. Given
snder my hand and seal the 4 IN of Deem
ls43. A. II WEIp
Probate Judge.
Deem. 4h lS43-7-8w-Pr's fee 1913 so
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Feb. 9TH lS41-l5-4t
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
.DY order of the Prabate Court of TIP.
ID pah County, Miss, | will sell. on the
first Monday of, March mex, to the
highest BIDDER, AT the Court House door in
tho Town Il Ripley, on credit OF twelve
months, Que hundred acres ofIand, off the
south west quarter of section nine, in town
ship four, Of range tour east, belonging to the
estate ofliugh II. Allison, Decd. Bond and
approved security required OF The purcha SER
NANCY,A. ALLISON,
.AdmiDIstratix
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

=, =
x Il the November Term of,hs Probate
IA Court of T'ppah County Mississ ,ppi
Letters of Administration we're gran.
,eo 10 me Undersigned, on the Estate Of
herman r Gosse't Decd. Notice is there.
'ere hereby gwen to all persons who have
Claims against said estate to present The
same properly authenticated within The fine
prescribed by law, or the same will he
barred. JOuN cDocC,,n
administrator Of
s.,,. said Estate
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form such oihsr duties ~ may proper! per
lninio his Mice.
Arr. 8. !, sAsll bs The duty OF Tho ]"
v,cs-Pfssiden' to preside IN ease Of Tho so'
sencs Of Inc Prssideni, and in case toh are
nbssn, he % vice-presidenl shall perform
hat duty.
Art 6. II shall be The duty Of the Re
cordirg Secretary 10 keep a record Of tn
proceedings Of the cmb-io read The same
q, ssch mestng--snd to preserve all
books and papers belonging to The club.
Art. 7. 1t shall be The duty of the Cor
responding Secretary lie receive all commit
nications adore ssed TO The club and to lay
he same before It at ito first me citing after
their reception, and to correspond with ohc'
clubs.
Arl.S Itekatl be ihe duty oflhe Treas
ure 10 reoisys all Contributions that ma b.
voluntarily made, and TO disbarse them un
der The direction of The club.
Art 9. II shall bs tho duty of The Ex-
ecutive committee to take charge Of al
political documents Deloning to the club
and superinisnd tho distribution oftbem, to
procure speakers to deliver suitable addre..
scs at each meeting, and to perform al
other duties that may be allotted ,hem. |
Art. 10. The regular meetings Of the
Club shall be held monthly ut the Court,
House, on the Second Saturday in each
month, until other wise determined.
The Clab then proceeded to the election
officers, which resulted in the choice al
,e following gentlemen: Hon. 7. J. Word.
resident. MsJ, Wil'iam McGiII and James
Walker, Is, and 2nd Vice Presidents.
amueI Benton Jr, Secretary, Col Thorn
Z. Hlndman, W. J.tRiddls, Henry A.
horier, Jefferson Jerman, Hiram Hines.
lillian II. Jackson and J. H. Sims f., "a.
xecu'ive Committee. In obedience to
III made upon him, Col Sims addressed
e Club in spried reply to tho msrep> ,
seniations put for'h respecting The tariff.
% was foI"wed in II hasty review of the $
inciples Of the whig party BY Maj. VIM.
lcGill, elected by a similar call. ;,
The following resolution was then Offer ,
d by Mr. Benton and adopted wi,hou,
issenting Voice. 4
Resolued, That Judge r. R. Thoma.
Ind Col. Thomas J Davidson be appoiu,
led the delegates Of tho wing. Of Tippah
County, to the Young Mems Convention of
Ratification, 10 be held at Baltimore On
Thur'day, the 2nd Of May, Immediately
after the adjournment Of the National Whip
Convention for The nomination of candi
dates for the Presidency and vice.Presi
dency.
The Club adjourned to meet at the
Court House, on Saturday, the 18Th Of
April.
.... J. B. ELLIS.
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MARRIED.

on Wednesday evening, tho 18Th ina,
oy tho Rsv.B. d. Majors, J. B. MALIARr
ESQ ','to Miss SUSAN s. Scorr, Al, of mi,
County. '
'hh H1AR'-'hs heart that. truly bles.,
Is never all ito own:
No ray of glory lights tn. breast
That beats for self alone.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

4 lad from IL 10 Is years of age, Of
STEADY and industrious habits, will be re
ssivsc At this Office as an spprsatice TO
learn the Printing business.
Jan. 9th 1874.
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Janusry23d 1915
70 ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
TAKE NOTlCE-Tha, have this day
filed my petition ia the office of the Clerk
of the Probate Cour, Of Tippah County, in
the State Of Mississippi, praying the said
Cour, Cor Dover in all the property Of my
deceased husband Ma haniel Ho lemon, late
of said county shall move The said
court, on the first Monday in March 1914.
to grant the prayer of said petition, when
and where all oeTons Interested may make
their objections, if any they nave.
..... JENNA IioLLoMoN
January II 1874 -l2-4t-fee S3 50
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Notice.

s4VOCGCCs
LII persons indebted to the Ia'e firm
"A ofNorIoE g. Hunter are requested
to call at tneIr old stand in Ripley
and pay, or their notes and accounts " III be
putin train for collection, without reserve.
JOH y HUNTER, Sur Par
of Norton g. Hunter
January 18Th 1874.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We have no peculiar tasts for the un
pleasant task Of DGnnine, but in common
with al We find il necessary 10 resort TO il
occasionally. Besides the necessary and
constant outlay for paper &c, we have
other engagements to meet, which cannot
b promptly done without collecting wha
10 due u.s. 7'ho'e who are indebted for
subscriptions, advertising and job printing
&c, therefore, will Ut once see tho propr,ety
Of tho call which wa nov make upon them,
and We trust they need only BE- reminded
Of The matter 10 "fork over"
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NJ edical Notice.

:: -: #; Fl: !: i; e: IS:
in the various brasche. Of tie
HEALING EEr.
And hopes, by strict attention to his profess
sional duties, to merit a liberal share 81
public patronage.
~His Office is the same heretofore occu.
pied by Laird, Ellis e. Wyman, where, hs
may at0A times be found, unless profess
sionally absent.
Ocl'r, 18th, 1912. Am.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE CLAW
CLUB.

NAf@Hf' MISS. march 70 1914. |
The Clay Clue met .hi. evening for
the purpose Of slec,ing oficsrs and adopting
Constitution. On motion, il was
Resolved, that ORLANDO DAVIS ESQ, be
callsd to the Chair, and Dr., J. b, ELLIS
rsqusstsd,o &c. a. Secretary.
The Chairman explained 10 few, word.
tho business ofths meeting. COL. Sim.
then rose, and after .rsmsrking tina, one Of
the chief objects Of the Association wa, III.
dissemination Of light, moved tina, the hal
be lighted up with the TWENTY SIX CAN.
DIES presented for that purpose to the Club
which was unanimously carried. tn,
Chairman appointed Coils, ]. H Sim, an,
John Hunter to carry into effect III. mo.
ton. The report Of tho Committee, ap
pointed to draft Constitution having been
called for, Mr. Benton, Chairman ,,of tina,
Committee, presented tho following which
was adopted unanimously:
CONSTITUTION OF THE TTPPAH
COUNTY CLAY CLUB.
Art. LIST. This association sba Il be- ,,vl.d
the TIPPAH COUNTY CLAY CLUB
Ar2. The object Of this club shall h.
the dissemination Of correct political infor.
nation for the advancement Of tho principIes
0fths Wing Party, and to aid by all honor.
bic means in ito power The elevation Of
HssRY Clay to the Presidency. !
Art. 3. The officers of The club shall
con'''' ola President, two vice-pre,ideo,,
O Recording Secretary, who .haI, ,I,o A.,
as treasurer corresponding Secretary
and an Executive Committee Ito con,,,, Of
seven members, all Of whom shall bs sIec. .
tod by the club.
Art. q. It shall BE- the duty of the :
'fe'idsnt to preside atsII meetings 9th. r
'oo 80 decide points Of order, sub 3,
: - =" 'Ppe'' t''Illi body - and to per, ar
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Pepper Spice NC. by ppt1as, indigo
Ripley, may 10. lea. WALKER.
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@WsEegret being under the nscs..i-
ty Of presenting our readers with a half
shest only this week. The sickness and
death ola relative of tho publisher, an
nouncsd in another column, We trust will
prove sa.isfac.ery apology.
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j. B. ELLIS.
Sec.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
From the Arkansas Banner. 81.
GEN. SMITHS SPEECH.

We have great pleasure in presenting our read
ers with the subjoined speech, made in the Sem
ate on the 9Th inst, by Gen. Smith of Crawford
county. ltreflects great credit upon the talents
and requirements of its author and upon the sa-
gacity of the people of Crawford, in their choice
of Senator. --.st MO- ..+
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 9th, 1914.
SIR The undersigned beg leave respectfully,
to request you to furnish copy of your very able
speech, in the Senate, yesterday, on the subject
of instructing our Senators and Representatives
in Congress, to oppose the passage of the disri.
button law.
Believing that the publication Of your remarks,
on that subject, would be of great service to the
democracy by disseminating the reasons for their
opposing such law, we hope you will at your ear.
lies leisure, write out the substance fyour speech.
for publication.
We are, very respectfully,
your friends and ob't sevr'ts,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
From ihe arkansas Banner.
ELECTION TABLE.

The fol lowing Table exhibits the names of the
members of the ensuing Legislature of this State,
and the counties which they severally represent.
Those in Nalics are Whigs. The others are all
Democrats, or were elected as such. Those ind-
Gated by an y were members of the last egisla-
ture. The others are all new members. Those
indicated by are gains to their respective parties.
By observing these indications, in examining
the table, the loss or gain of each party, since the
last elections, will be seen, at once, and their pre-
sent relative strength.
All the Senators elect are in the table. The
Representatives of one county. Newton, has not
yet been ascertained but will be added as soon as
received, SO as to make the tablo complete. The
table will be continued in our columns for few
weeks for convenient reference.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
SENATE.

DIsrRIcTs. .'..h.a
Washington county, *Mark Bean, Rob't Mecca
my.t
Benton and Madison counties, *John Walker.
Carroll and Newton counties. *W. G.. Mitchell
Searcy and Marion counties. J. d. Shaw.
lizard, Van Buren, and Fulton counties Jesse
Gamer.
Lawrence county. *John S. Ficklin.
Randolph and Green counties. SWIM. Black.
Crittenden pnd Mississippi counties. Peter G.
Rves.t
St. Francii and Poinsett counties. &C. Neely.
Phillips comfy. Miller Irwin.
jackson, White and Monroe counties. David
Maxwell.
Independence county. Charles T.. Pei ham. I
| Jefferson, Arkansas and Desha counties. *Ja's
Yell.
Chicot, Bradley and Union counties. *John
Clark.
| Ouachit and Clark counties. *T. C. Hudson.
| Hempsuad county. *WNiqm Trim6le.
Sewer, Lafayette and Pike counties. Joseph
w. McKene.
Samuel w. Reyburn.
! PulasA county. Thomas W. Newton.
| Crawbrd county. Hans Smith
Pop Yell counties. *John Williamson.
Johnson county. Moreau Rose.
Conway and Perry counties. Dennis Q. Stell.
Franklin and Scott counties. Jas F. Gaines
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
COUNTIES.
Arkansas. Harris Cross.
Bradley. Elias T.. Dowdy.t
Benton. "a. B. Greenwood, Robert Hubba rd.
Conway. Jos. J. Simmons, iona than Hardin.f
Crawford. John S. Roane, "A. G. Mayors,
Wm. !. Duval.
Carfc. - Burney. - Clarke.
Cril.enden. *Ihon,as H. Collins, (no opposi-
ton.
Claik. Joseph Gray, William Oscens.
Chtot. Wford Garner.t
Desla. William H. Sutton.
Franklin. John n. Steele,f o. B. Aston.
Futon. - Wells.
Green. G. B. Croft, James Clark.
Hampstead. Hezekiah Smith, T. NJ. r.
Bankhead.
Ila Spring. Philip s. Physic.
Intepcnpence. M. Clark.t *B. Batemar, N.
w. Baltimore.
lard. Thomas Riggs.
Jefferson. NJ. W. Dorris,+ (no oppostion.)
- Johnson. w. w. Floyd, James B. Wilson,
Jackson. Geo. B. Cromwell, NJ. B. Mccoy.
James B. Brown.
Lafayette. John o. Hightower.
Lawrence. A. A. Simpson, w. B. Marshall,
]. B. Hammond.
Nonroe. J. B. Lambert.t
Madison. John G. Sumner, II. c. Berry, Geo.
w. Sanders, Jr.
Marion. A. G.. Robertson.t
Mississippi. W. L. Ward.t
Montgomery. John Ship.
Newton. mot heard from.)
Ouachita. Col. Foster.
Pulaski. C.P. Bertrand, A. Forcler,t z. w.
TrapnaH.f
Phillips. F. B. Culver, ELISHA Burke.
Pope. James B. Logan, Samuel NJ. Hays.t
Pike. - Hughes.
Perry. VIM. Russell.
J Poinset. Richmond Hall.
Randolph. VIM. Mitchell, VIM. StubbeieId.
Sewer. p. r. Booker Henry X. Brown.
Saline. Charles Caldwell.
Scott. Miles L. Scott.
Searcy. Isham Hodges.
81, Francis. B. M. G. Blackwell, Elisha
ranks.t
Union. *Albert Rust.
IS Van Buren,. William Olive.
Washington. T. Wson,,I. Strain, J. Bill
lingsly, l.. Q. Blakemore.i Charles Mller.f
White. John Cook
? Yell. William J. Parks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Rowing standing Committees wfsc-f
Elnie ~~-~
in TIE SENATE:
.Ju4.iciary.-Mossrs. TrImbie' ieli ai'a
,iuai,ors and Treasury.-Messrs. Banks,
iaxwell and Newton.
uJlic Buiidings.-Messrs. Fickiin, Clark
*. -
= Militia.-,Iossrs. Clark, Nicely anG
nro1.sd BiNs.-Mcssrs, Mitchell, Walker
hirrnal Improvements. nts.--Messrs. Nicely,
ID McKeaae
observation-disclosures. McCamy, Trimble.
Gaines and Neely.
uUic Erpendiiures.-Messrs. Irwin, Yell
Haus and Means. -Messrs. Gaines, Clark
;Eemorials.-M Messrs. Walker, Maxwell, IT.
bNslK Kean.
Eounlsss and County Lines Messrs. Pei
raw and Stell.
Agricallure.-Messrs., Black, Henderson
lrk.
sdnks.-Messrs. Smith, Trimble, Maxwell,
cCnmy.Neely and Ficklin.
Iain,ss---Maxwell.
DUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Eions.--Dorris, Mayors, Sumner, Riggs.
ind Russell.
and Means.-Logan, Hammond, Collins
Garner. Scott, and Browne of Sewer.
ic Buildiags. Bertrand, Berry, Parks,
ore, Foster and Oliver.
ks.--Rust, Ilightower, Fowler, Duvall,
of independence, Burke. Sutton and Steel.
cation.-Strain, Bankhead, Booker, Culver,
Of johnson, Mccoy, Ward, Simpson, and
III.
aia.-Floyd, Hays, Miller, Hughes, Rob-
Wells, and Stubblefcld.
pilnnslIs..- Greenwood, Bertrand, and Cul-
Ifs and County Lines.-Crofl, Gray, Har.
vnton, Hnll, Hodges. .
sfw's sad Treasurer's Book's.-Wilson of
nf,t,n, Blakemore, and Physic. -a
cary. NJ Caldwell, Fowler, Greenwood,
DeSb Sutton, Floyd, Lambert, Strain and
IailtlT. ~ Marshall, Blackwell, Birney,
ErsnsFh, Cook, Clark Of Greer, Franks,
Altton, Wilson Of Johnson. Sanders.
ia Ayivn of Sev1r. IN ~, -,
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