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OBTUARY.

Searcy, June lsh ls4i. DIED, on the 10th instant. at 5 minutes after I o'clock, A. M., Ut the residence Of Jesse Terry near this place after long and painful illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude. Mrs. MARY Gowns consort of the Rev. Doctor Combs in the 42nd year ol her age, leaving disconsolate husband and five children, (the youngest al the breast to mourn her lrreparabe loss. In the death of this a,niable wo- man, the afflicted family bereft of an aifectionate Wie and kind and indulgent mother, and society and beloved by all. She lived pious and Chris. tians ie and resigned her latest breath in the tri umphs of faith Happy soul, thy days are ended.
 All thy mourning days below,
 Go, by angel guards attended
 To the arms of Jesus, go"
 a0- The Little Rock papers would render T mar. aeuar favor on the distant friends and relatives of the deceased, by publishing the above
 tCoSIMuNfcArEp
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N COMMEMORATE National Convention 5iends of Mr. TYLER, assembled in Bali- l Monday, 27th May. It is said, about 1000
 ! were in attendance. They unanimously led Mr. Tyler for President. They appoint lional Committee, whose duty it should be
 and nominate candidate for. Yice-P -Presi- bIr Tyler accepted the nomination, in a let prkable for the beauty of its style, and the ] ofits sentiments. He makes his acceptance hal and we trust 1t will terminate in his aFal. We believe and hope so.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 Cnrcor CouNrY.
 Ia chieot Circuit Court, May Term, Kag Sia. i. D.. William E. Woodruff, PtaiatiG } nrnu Joseph James, Detcaaanf TAcHmEsT ENHiS day came the Plaintiff by his Attorney. N and the defendant having failed to appear and plead, or otherwise answer to the Plaintiff s action: 1t s therefore, ordered by the Court that the Defen- dant be, and he is hereby notified that an action of debt, by attachment, has been commenced against hlln III this Court, whereby the Plaintiff demanda that the defendant render unto him the sum of five thousand two hundred and ninety-nne dollars and eighty cents, which he owes to- and from said Plain- uh unInsty detains and to his damage of three thousand dollars; that attachment has been issued against his estate, and that unless he shall appear here by himself or attorney, on before the third day ot the next term of this Court which term will be begun and held on the first Monday in No. vember next, at the courthouse of said county of Chlcot, in the town of Columbia, judgment will bn entered against him, and his estate sold to satisfy the same
 And 1t is further ordered that copy of this order DC published Tor Tour weeks successiyely by week " insertions, III some newspaper printed in this Sate the last insertion to be not less than four weeks before the first day of said next term, to which term this cause is continued
 In testimony that the foregoing is true copy from the record have hereunto set my hand as Clerk of said Court, and affixed the seal of said Court th;s Path day of May. A. D. lS44.
 JOHNSON CHAPMAN, C1erk. BARNETT, .Attoraey.
 June 1, lS31. 3s-4w Prs. fee s10 SOL
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Did you ever go to a military ball y asked a lisping maid the other night, of an old vete ran of Jackson's army of'15. No, my dear, said the old soldier; I once had military ball to come to ne-and what do ye think It took my leg off At mention of the word sleg' the belle tainted of course.
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sDIflHlDo

<D4AlD9
 At his residence, one mile below this place. on the opposite side of the river, on Saturday night last, after an illness of only four days, MT. JOHN SMITH, aged 52 years >He emigrated to this State, from Rush county, Indiana, about seven years ago, and was universally respected as an honest and in dustrious farmer and useful citizen He has left a disconsolate widow and large family of children, and large circle of friends and appropriateness, to lament his death COMMUNICATED. In Jefferson county, on Friday last, Mrs. MARY WHITFIELD, wife of MT. Arthur Whitfield. e On the 2Sth ol May, on board the Steam Boat Marietta on her trip from Batesville, Arkansas to Napoleon, GEGRGE w CARR, supposed to be from the neighborhood of Mecklenburg North Carolina. His remains wete inferred at Nigger Hill, White county, Arkansas,
 Gs- Mecklenbufg, (North Carolina) papers will please copy.
 OBITUARY
 DIED, at his residence, Walnut Grove, Clark coun- ty, Arkansas, JoHN BROWNING, in his 77th year. He was born in Caswell county N. C., on the first day of May,@A D. 1767-he married at the age of p years-ioined the Baptist church at the age of 35 at Shiloh, Green county, Ga; three months af- forwards he was ordained deacon of the church, the duties of which office he faithfully discharged during the remainder of his pilgrimage on earth. At the ace of 46 he entered the army of Gen. Floyd in the Creek Indian war, as Captain of volunteer com pany He performed active part in the battles of Autasee and Colebee; in the latter, he had the honor of bleeding for s country In 1Si4, ne was elected a member of the Legislature of Georgia, In lSl9 removed to Alabama; and in 1922, was member of the Legislature of that State. He has been mem- her of 4 associations, and than once moderator In lSf 70, he emgrated to Arkansas, where he died, on the Sd day of May, ls4i member of the Baptist church at Mount Bethel lie was brought up in the distressing times of the American revolution, con sequentlv he had not the advantages of liberal ed ucation; yet his superiority of mind enabled him to fiji high and important offices of bo!a church and State. He was of lively and cheerful disposition, always seemed desirous making those happy about him he was plain in his manners-as citizen, patriotic; as neighbor, obliging; parent, kind and indugent, and as companion, very affection- ate. He has left companion, several children and numerous relatives and friends to the loss of man so good and useful. But one great consola- ton they nave; he died he had lived, in peace with mankind and with his Maker. He has fulfilled the great end of his being, and gone hence to adorn the shining courts of Heaven.
 Softly his fainting head he lay,
 Upon his Savioar's breast;
 His Maker soothed his soul away,
 And laid his flesh to rest.
 tCoMMUAIeAIIp,
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Ia CHAsensv.


 Samuel E. Jones and Andrew K SIg Cn.xer,w
 Miller, as administrators of the
 estate of William E. Jones' de-
 ceased, Deteadaafs.
 'hls day came the Complainants hy their Soli l cltor, Barnett, and filed their bill against the Defendants accompanied by the affidavit of Isaac N Barnett that the Defendants are not residents of this State IL is, therefore, on motion of the Com plainants, ordered that publication be made notify ing tue Defendants that the Complainants have filed ther bill against them, the object of which is tc SUD ectcertain moneysdGe from the estate of William F. iJones, deceased, to said Defendant, Samuel F. Jon es, to the payment of the residue of a certain Judgment Tn favor of the Cemplanants against said samuel F.. Jones, rendered in this Court on the common law side thereof, on the I6th day of Jan uary, io4l the balance of which judgment is claim ed @ 10 be ,l02 70-lo0 And it is further ordered. that the Defendants appear before the Court here on or before the fourth day of the next term hereof to the Courthouse in the town ot Colurnhia m sad county ef Chicot on the first Monday of November next, after the date hereof and then and there plead, answer damur to said bill or the sac will be taken as confessed against them and de cree entered accordingly; and that this order be pub llshed Tn some newspaper printed in this State bv eight successive weekly insertions the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the first day of said term, and this cause is continued
 In testimony that the foregoing is a true conv from the record. l, Johnson Chapman. as Clerk of sad Circuit Court, have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court this 18th day of May ISd4. JOHNSON CHAPMAN fisrI
 BARNETT, Solicitor
 June l2th, ls44. 39-sw rs2n 75l
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MOSES GREENWOOD, ; COMMISSION AND FORH.4RLlI.AcG
MERCHANT,

MEKCIIANT, No. 5, Voucher street. 2 doors from Pordras.
 NEW ORLEANS DARTICULAR attention paid to the sale of Cot. I ton, Tobacco, and other prodacts--thc collec- ton and remittance of funds-and the purchase and shipment of Merehandize generally. May 2Sth. Is1i 37-ly
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NOlice fN Gferh1s

EACH Clerk of the County Courts in this Stale. L who has not furnished this office with the tax book of his county, for the year S4i, and the bond oi the Sheriff of his county given for the year ISL under section 3S of chapter l2s sRevised Statntes of Arkansas" will please forward them as carly as convenient. ELIAS N CONWAY
 .auaitor cf .qrtansas Little Rock, .Aslc., lsth June, Isi4. SAo-Sw
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Cherokee Esre-esnptiOn C.aise,s.

-op ,l1a - FFS-OsE1stHUsh Qsa1Rehs. I claims are all regularly assigned, &c., as to be entered in the name of the purchaser, and may Be located on any of the public lands of the limited States immediately after it is surveyed and before 1t IS offered at public sale. Apply to
 VIM. F. WOODRUFF.
 General Laad .8gem Little Rock, June 12 IS44. aA-2u
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ATTENTION COWpANY,

A LL persons liable to do military duty in Capt. "A sullivans, 2nd Company, 18th Regiment, Ar. kansas Militia, are hereby ordered to attend com. pany muster on Saturday, the 29th of June. instant. at their usual parade ground, ARMED and EQUIP PED as the law directs, at 10 o'clock, A. M. By order of the Captain. J. STINSON (,
 Little Rock, June 10th. Is44. 40
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95-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM R BORDEN, as candidate for the office of Sheriff of Pulaski county, at the ensuing October election.
 January 23 lSl4 te
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trS- Dr. Borand will please announce the name ot HUGH W. AsHLY, candidate for Sheriff of 0uchita county. March 27, lslt-*
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We are authorized to announce Major HERN- DON HARALSON, as a candidate for re election. to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulas. Ri county January so. 1874. 2o-tf
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9>We are authorized to announce ISAAC I. How- ARD, as candidate for the officeo of Sheriff. orpn iasli county, at the ensuing Octber election
 February 27, lS11. 24-tf
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BLACIxSlFTTHING.
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the fate firm of E. Y. A BAKER & CO, either by note or book acct. requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within reasonable time will be put into the hands of an attorney, for collection. Gro. BoGes is authorized to receive money. and give receipts. notes .nd accounts due E. T. Baker S Co
 Little Rock, Oet. H. 1s4s 5-H
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geS-We are authorised and requested to announce Col. WILLIAM MITCHELL, as a DEMOCRATIC candidate to represent RANDOLPH COUNTY, in the next session ol the Legislature of Arkansas.
 tfSNWe are authorised to announce WILLIAM J. BLACKBURN, as candidate for Clerk of the olrcqit Court of Independence County at the next October election.
 May 22 1914 s6-
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PRATT N BOGGS,

MILL keep on hand, at all times, general as w sortment Of Goods, which they are determined to sell very low. They will be constantly supplied with fresh goods, which will be bought in the maIkst for cash and as they will sell entirely for eash they will be enabled to sell for small profits.
 Little Rock Oef H. fGs3. 5-ly
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Steamboat Eyessuc.
CO-PARTYa,ss

VI T f' VT HfthANSAS,
 CnrcoT COUNTY scr ia he Circuit Court ef chicot Counfy 5fay Term.
 1S4d-Hay 4h Oliver Deforist Grant and Willisml Barton, Compiaiaonts
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Bagging, Rope, and TWime.

Bagging, Rope, and TWine. TuST received by steamer Export, a large lot Of .J Bagging, Rope, and Twine, to be seld on con signment by PRATT & BOGGS Eitfle Rocs Nor. i3, ls49. l0-6 LUST RECEIVED a large assortment of BOOK eJ AND JOB TYPE, which makes the assoftmen< of our Office superior to any in the State. WI sRe now prepared to do
 300x9D PA9a9eal9Te. Blanks, Hand-Bills, Cards, cfrrulars. &e.. &sss Tn superior style
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Samuel E. Jones and Andrew K. Miller, as administrators of the estate of William E. Jones, de- ceased DeGgdgais
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

bo. n'opsment Ertraordinary.-Our
s, mvuga was thrown into a "terrible
H. s' ss yesterday morning, by
ns. announcement that our phlegma,ic
pb' Sa00 7 Of the Tclegraph-Theo-
fa.us Fem, Esq.-who has hereto.
n. !. manifested a sloical Indifference to
Inc d aa''s OF Cupid-had eloped with
ci,i, sausn'e II, OF one Of our respectable
,hs l sa We presume that ere this
ior l;rsppy couple have joined H4O's
in ,bs '' = aud are now firmly locked up
doms.,.:A1a Se Of matrimony. May their
p,oma, ac squabbles meet with q
hhi,p NASTY; Justification and a g. be put
b,D, ,i'cuisIes without the aid Of the
now ,h'al'n sticks, IT or tt. ,ha
m,0.u ua'en his peace upon his re-
harrisburg Intelligencer.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18
The Pledge Broken.

Ina letter dated the 9th OF March
1871, addressed 10 the late Gov. Key
maids Of Missouri, Martin Van Buren,
made this declaration.
no ONE can expect or should de-
size to be always in Office under a
government and institutions like ours;
md have enjoyed the privilege long
enough to satisfy my utmost ambition
He conceded with the people III
lsll who thought that he had been IN
oTce long enough; but in 1874. for
ao,h, he discovers that he could serve
ao,her term with great advantage &c
himself Of course. In this. as in hi:
.ivucacv Of the Tariff Of 1928, HI
shows "all proper concern for his owl
nleresl.' The people however will
10! agree with him this time, but with
thunder shout, they will tell him
gain in November, that he has been
IN office long enough, long enough.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18
ap1S-6rn

Territory of Io,ca, !.
Henry county, set. }
district Court of said county, June
'' 1874.
Sarah E. Darnell' In . onanee'
Sanford Y Darnell. : for Divo1
TYHE said Sanford DARRELL wiz
take notice that on the
December, ls43, the said sa'
6,ed in the office Of the
trict court aforesaid her
complaint against him in The
suit, praying divorce from
matt matrimony for the following
The wilfui desertion OF the
| Darnell for more than one
anv lust cause or provocatio
the SAID sanford Darneil sha,'
before said court at the ter
begun and holden at Mos
said county, on the fourth
I 1s44' and answer the sal,
lii the same will be take
VA VA decree entered accordini
anu E. KILLPAIi
Wallace s. Munger, eons
J aplo-6t
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

,s..a .n--Accounts from Hayti by several
wv. arrivals evidently shew that the rev.
g w.. is BY no means terminated, and
CIV, ss 'On,nued struggles exist between the
h,vs slu ). military, heightened by quarrels
D or.s, the blacks and mulattoes. Under
Iss,a. sfilesldency affairs progressed smootly
,e,h s.' y was military despotism alto
,n',, .a' out under the new constitution the
emit Is IN measure rendered subservi-
belssl ne civil power. There is reason to
P,sr,ss mat the next movement of the
ssiors. government will be to repossess it.
~ IL. '' DomIngo-having abolished slave
ne,s ns Ous'acles to a restoration would in a
'sufe be removed.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

A slip from the Norfolk Beacon announ-
cesihe death on the Goth ult, of commodore
EPendlc,on Kennedy. u. 5. ~, in COM
nand Of the L.. S. ship Pennsylvania, the
Gag ship Of the squadron at Norfolk. He
vas e. years Of sage, and died after short
attack Of paralysis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

SNGuLAR.-The speed of the steamer
finceton being very much impeded, her
propeller ,.s was raised, when strange to say,
lou iathoms OF hawser were found closely
Wrapped round it, making bulk equal to a
c'sshead. The hawser belonged to the brig
eaffacas, which has been sunk, and having
aasal in the propeller was wound up like
aseiAscFsw and impeded her speed several
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

Postage.-If the reducA
English postage from sh
penny has led to such an in
correspondence as to leave
of three millions Of dollars, y
no. the same rule work in this
Why should public func,ionarl
ought to carry out the will of
pie, be at so much pains to op
Apart from the matter Of reve
mere matter Of revenue, the
duction Of postage will inn
million in writing and compo.
the increased quantity of col
dence.-N. Y. San.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

In the l. 5. Senate, on Friday, the Joint
RESOLUTION from the Committee TN the Ii
bary, authorizing the purchase Of marble
sss's Of all the Presidents, by Powers, at an
expense not exceeding $500 each, was taken
Up and passed.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

p;,ote Brig--A Brig of War belonging
c.mmodore Browns blockading squadron
..,,. Montevideo, was sent to assist "a
: chin in distress, and after having
',.,.,ea her set out on piratical cruise
1on.n account. Tie admiral has de-
..od her a pirate.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

.Another Joseph. old
of SO has been fined six cent
king with his cane a marie
made an assault upon his
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

The Paducah kcntucAian records the
u.,dsr If Mr. Ste Nart, Of Ballard County,
!. ,b,oe of his slaves. the latter have
bcsn committed for trial.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

u.,. D.falcationa. letter from Wasa'
..,0 savs dedication has just come TO
~ The culpablc person is a clerk IN the
liar Department.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

legislature Of Maine has abolished
.,'.;, ,,,inncs. The enrolment and or
'" -, will be continued as heretofore.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18
7Dle0,

Dte0,
In this City on the 10th
nation Of the lungs, VILLA
Of VIM. NJ. Wallbridgc, inj
his age. =
In this city on Sund
JANEs STEWART.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

Marrie0
In this city, on Sunday
J. r. Fayerweather. Esq
ANDERSON, late of Marietta
MARGARET WRIGHT, ofthe /.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18
A nunbef

A numbe'
had been anne
then taken up
pension appro
tlfication bill, /,
amendments, W
mittee on ways
The joint res,
fixing the 9th o.
terminating the pf,
gress, was, on r
goole, laid over ii,
yeas 81, nays 65..
Mr. j. r. Ingef
in procuring a sus
and in presenting |
on the tariff. The,
ordered to be print,
then moved that the ST
of be printed as had
the report of the min
and G. Johnson objeca
soil moved a suspension
pending which the house !
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

...,,n;a Legislature.--The PennsyI'
f''' ps".e Of representatives, has adopted
'i''' , liam BY vote Of g. to %, that
fs'o'' ;.,,,ore will not adjourn until bills
''s ~ ~, FIR the payment ofintcrest on the
P''''4 ~, and for the sale Of the public
Pa'' :. either passed or rejected. After
u"a ~, -, the pay Of members is re-
" - ,.e, 30 per day. The Legislature
!, : course adjourn soon.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18
CLAY Club.

c,.v Club met on "u'S
o'l Cay :,.., feeling and en'huSia SIN pre-
=; The r rns meeting was well attended si e.
JED. 1 !, ,I,s genuine Clay spirit. Spirit
- 'ail :. we're delivered by Messrs j. II
i,pss'' 10 H. T. Higgins and James W.
Of S' p.,,,, and Mr. Jos. Sutton of the
6sn''' ', rlouse, sang two or three whis
e':.' = '. I j, is the intention OF the
p''. ant large and convenient room
CD 70 vi = have reading room attached to
pai'A ' ,n,,ed with the best wh'g news
J. sci .. ."ss and pamphlets. A flag staff
7sP'''' a !, ',roog Of the best ASA will also
igsh ~ ~ and from it float the broad BAN
s'l .r',s and Protection. Look out then
r.f0'o' ms for squalls. your Van buren,
e I'' ss ~, Is to be, will no more equal our
Qa'' s',' than will your Cock whipped
cH .'u ss.a cur smiling and victorious
Con- 9Th meets again next Thursday
Inv :: ,bs room upstairs next adjoining
~ u,gk Eye Office.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-22
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
July 9th, 1874.

PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails of the Uni
i ted States, from the LIST Of October, 1874 TO the
S0th June, ls47, inclusive, the following route in
South Carolina, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department in the city Of
Washington, until the 10th day Of September, 1874,
al p. m, to be decided the next day
No 1882. From Adams Run TO Edisto Island, Is
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Adams Run every Tuesday and Friday at
p III arrive at Edisto Island day, by 6 p. m.
Leave Edisto Island every Tuesday aud Friday at
a. IN arrive at Adams Run same day, by / a. IN.
No proposal will be considered unless ut be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by one more respoD-
sible persons, in the following manner, viz;
"The undersigned ---- guarantee that -, if
his bid { carrying the mail from -- to ---
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall en-
ter into obligation prior to the LIST day of October
next, with good and sufficient sureties to perform the
service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of a
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony that the
gSarantors are men OF property, and able to make
,ood their guaranty.
The proposal should be senrs to the Department
sealed endorsed Proposals for route No 1882 and
addressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combina-
tons and The terms and conditions on which the con-
tract is to be made the last annual advertisement.
s. r. HOBBlE,
Acting Postmaster General
iuly 9-4W