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e.ts with regard to the assembling of f the .on l@ss are these Early in the winter Clay aFensslo~ sslr,a a in various portions of the State, FtFs l0,nS laNs for the holding of the State con ii55efen' ,as@sended sps by them To avoid any con- recounrs .',ere written to the members of the
 eiielyc clag % Club, requesting that day be Rotk Sv GiSS them. [.drks. Gasetfe, .aug.7 '. \ ", Gazette not ashamed to make such an utter p s # facts. to call it by no harshef name, ia sl'~ .,tsrg which must be familiar to all who
 'r .arreat of events last winter? Is it not 2 ', " here. that the Little Rock Clay Club
 g ,J belore any other inthe State and, as if ',D A. issued its mandamus to strikers in p' aans of the State, to form clubs, to act in [ tb inc mother concern? By order of the
 .Ii tbe others were formed-they Were ls .,o leaders here, to select delegates to the
 .sa-tbis duty was performed-the conven- w. cibson and IValter were nominated, in | ,. with the previous orders of the Cashier
 ,'sv of the Real Estate Banll-and then all ES having answered the ends of their crea- |.na,fsneodsly ceased to exist. All that about p beine written, is stuf-the veriest stuff [.,ae And the Gazette might be ashamed of K. ,snse of shame, like scurility. could be ..a at $50 a month.
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and, by his influence, elected the same John Qt'ncy ,9dams-the same traitor who pro- posed to surrender the Mississippi river to England. And for this service, the Traitor made ,Ar, Clay his Secretary of State. This IS the transaction so long and lamiliarly known as the "6afgain, intrigue qad corrup- Ron between Adams and Clay.
 As, according to Clags own declarations. '8dahS was traitor in 1874, for proposing to barter off, without a just equivalent. the navigatlon of the Mississippi river, and with It, all the interests ofthe West; what place. n the estimation of the American people. shall be assigned to Clay, himself, who. in 1924, withdrew from the Presidential can Fass, n this traitors behalf, voted for him. and elected him, against the known wishes of the State of Kentucky, which he repre- sented at the time? The supporter of iyai- tofS, knowing them to be such, is as bad as the traitors themselves And such must be the judgment of impartial mon against Henrg Cfa5e; and the place of traitors must be as- signed to him.
 The same John Quincy Adams is now supporting the same Henry Clay for the Pre- sldeney; doubtless, on the principle that zone good turn deserves another.''
 Yours, &c.,
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BRIGADE ORDER No 9, HEAD QUARTERS, }

LeW5S0u}g, Lug. z4h lo4f. NOTICE is hereby given to the Commandants 1S of the several Regiments, composing the sec ond Brigade of the first Division of Arkansas Militia, that they will be reviewed in the following orler at their respective muster grounds The 18th Regiment, Pope county, Col Fleming, Commandant, on Saturday, the 9th day of October next
 The 26th Regiment. Yell county, Col Charles Hitch Commandant, on Thursday, the 10th day of October next.
 The tth Regiment, Conway county, Col John Allen, Commandant, on Saturday, the I2th day of October next.
 The 36th Regiment, Perry county, Col William Turner, Commandant, on Thursday, the 17th day of October next.
 The Fist Regiment, White county, Col. M. F. Blue, Commandant on Saturday, the 18th day of October next.
 The 18th Regiment, Pulaski county, Col. T. D. Merrick, Commandant, on Thursday, the 24th day of October next.
 The 18th Regiment, Saline county,.o Saturday the 26th day of October next.
 B. B. BALL, Brig. Gen9..
 of2nd Brigade .ArAs Nilitia. Sept 4th, lS4t-5I
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POPE COUNTY.

 DR BoRLAND,
 Dea. Sir:-A few moments leisure enables me to give yousome account of the progress of Democracy in this county. On Monday, the 18th, according to appointment, Col. AsH- LEY addressed large and respectable number of the sovereigns of Pope, both Whig and Democrat; and, surely, such complete skim ming of the coons has rarely been seen, He stripped, of all their tinsel and sophistry, the great questions upon which the Wings are making battle and exhibited in all their delor- mites the Tariff of 1872. and the Bank of the U. States, as proposed by Mr. Clay. He took up the TEXAS question and, to many of us, placed in new.light our interest in annera- tioa, as farmers and stock raisers.
 It was supposed for some time that no one would reply. But the Wings at length ral- lied, and called upon Major Hest. In due season he made his appearance with bundle of old papers under his arm, and other Whig documents, intended toshow that the more protection tariff given to an article, the cheaper 1t became, as :. tts more toH the mtl- lersakes the more meal you get.p In short, that if protection enough was given, manu- lacsures woudcost nothing. IleabusedPolk and Dallas, and wound up with an old Tip
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COL. SEWER IN SALINE COUNTY.

BENTON, Sept. ?, iS4i. 1o the Edltor of he Baaaer,
 oq--lt was my fortune to hear the speech of Col. Sever, at this place, on the first day oi our Court, which was last Monday. in the defence of himself, against the repert adopted by the last Legislature.
 l had heard much about this report. and from what the whigs said, supposed that Col Seyier had taken some I5 or l6 tbou- sand dollars, to which he was not entitled and that, ln the matter of exchanges, the Bank had sustained heavy loss-in fact, that the negotiations, with regard to the bonds. had ruined both Banks, and almost ruined the State
 Twas greatly surprised to find that he had received no more than he was entitled to un- der the charter as stoclholder in the Real Estate Bank; and that the exchanges had been source of profit to the Bank, to the amount of thousands of dollars; and these things were shown, by documents and proof, which no man can controvert
 1 never saw as many persons present here on any public occasion; and during the whole of hls three hours speech, they listened with the most profound attention. There was no mpatlence; no man said the speech was too long. It was an eloquent and masterly de- fence of his conduct; and, when he con cluded, venture to state that there was no just man, who heard him, who could lay his hand on his heart and say that Col Sever was eensmable. Of course except Dr. Gibson, and rabid whigs of that stamp, who would glory in breaking down Col Seyier, without judge or jury, or hearing The consequence will be that instead of breaking the Colonel down, the whgs, Dr. Gibson, Davy Walker, and all, will be routed, and theT charges nailed to the counter as base coin. Itis certain and inevetable. The next Legislature will grant rehearing of this mat ter, because the report, as was fully shown by the proof addueed by Col Sevier, never alludes to important facts in his behalf, which must have been known to his traducers on the committee, or might have been easily as- certalned; because 1t IS d one-sided affair, and misrepresents and distorts even the few facts which are relied on; because it contains un- founded insinuations against an honorable man, and faithful public servant And for what purpose was such a report brought in, pressed through and adopted, in the absence oi the person accused; and when he was at his post attending to the interests of the State3 ManiiestIy, to gratity party spirit, or private malice, and break down political opponent. Every just and honorable man must have been entirely satisfied, from the speech, that the report was the most miserable affair that ever was adopted; the most bareiaced attempt to destroy public and private character, and every man will be gratiied when the matter Is relnvestigated because it will then be seen from proof, that Col. Seyier Is not censurable.
 SALINE.
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Blxcfpanoe gsofeg Eroa. Sagc.

pg WISH to sell out my lease upon sss4 the Exchange Hotel, together with G5A AsIsI, part orall of the furniture and fix .SSSssss Ggk lures. rare opportunity is offered Aszz sasS.245any one disposed to em6arl. in this business.
 The terms will be liberal as to time and price Good stables are attached 10 the establishment. need not speak of the superior location of the Ex change Hotel, or it's egteasipe patronage these are generally known and appreciated,
 Immediate possession will be given The attention of Landlords is particularly reques- ted to my advertisement, as I am determined to sell upon some terms, and promptly
 T. c. JOHNSON. Memphis. Ten. July 3I. Islf.-nf6-tls.
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TOT Which above mentioned parcels of land, sold m pfsuance ot the statute in such cases provided. hold the said collectors deeds of conveyance (the tune having elapsed for the redemption of the sarnel therefore all persons called upon who can set up any right to the lands purchased, in consequenca of any informaty or any rregularity or illegality connected with such sale to show cause at the first circuit court which may be held for said county six months after the publication ef tls notice, why the sales so made should not be confirmed.
 N B. The above lands can yet be redeemed upon liberal terms JOHN STFFI.F
 August 2l, lsi4 49-6w BPS 90
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COL. SEWER IN cLARK COUNTY.

DR. BoRLAND,
 Dear Sjr-To-day, agreeably to appoint- ment, Col. Sevier addressed the people of Wolf Creek Camp Ground. In this happy effort, of some two and half hours. 10 an attentive assembly of near two hundred per sons, the Col. showed up the notorious 242 Bond Committee iii very unenyiablc light indeed. He detailed the history of his whole connection with thebanks; and, in an able, and most Convincing manner, proved to the satisfaction of the people, that Dr. Gibson's slanderous Bank Report, was not only false, being without proof, and against proof; but that it originated in the malignant ebullitions of personal and political enmity
 Col. Seyier respectfully asks at the hands of the next Legislature re-investgation of this matter.
 Mr. Flanigan, of EsUncle Toby'' memory, and one of the illustrious compeers of Dr. Gibson in the celebrated Bond Report, at least so far as the signing his name to the Report is concerned, was present at the speech to-day, and attempted defence of that Re- port; but his puny effort and utter failure to get the attention of the people-his distorted countenance and other indications of restless sensation, under the excoriation of the Col's. speech, was evidence clear, that he preferred to be away, but for the great pleasure he ex- peeted to derive from the recollection that he had dared to contend with ''the Senator.n Mir. Flanagin made a perfect failure, as all must do, who attempt to defend that Report He apologized, however, by saying that he was taken unpreparod, after having said ill his speeches frequently during the sum- mer, that he would not discuss this question until Col. Sevier should visit this part of tht State, which he expected he would dc, be- fore the election, when he would meet Aia in defence of the Report.
 Your friend. * # Y
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EsReEsSHa ARRIVALS.

rN1E-HM GEoRGE & BROTHERS have ip>NA5E3M U just received fresh supply of
 yssgss-s.- the following articles, which they arc sadisposed to sell at reasonable prices, viz: superior lot of Coffee Sugar, Molasses, Tea, Sc., Wines (coasistiae of nadeira, Malaga Claret, Muscat, French, aud Whae Uines,) Lemon Syrup, Gordals, assorted Liquors, No. Soap, Lard, Can dies, e lot of fine hollow Castings, assorted Crockeres and Stoneware; also, Domestic Goods, Shoes, Boots, Clothing, &c. Sc.
 July 2d Is44 42-tf
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.Pecanoe song which he has been singing upon every opportunity since l840. Ashley made a short reply and the Wings confessed tlen- selves whipped out
 | am informed that there were four Wings present, who renounced Clagandall Cooaerg, and now go for POLK and DALLAS.
 Yours, &c.
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N0E,HCE

\ hereby given, that at sale of lands by the col A eetorof the revenue for the county of Iafsyette and State ofArkansas sfor the payment of taxes and costs and penalty upon the same, on the Ist day of November, IS4I, purchased at the following prices the following tracts of land lying in said county and belonging to non-resdents. viz:
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RHEgS. SVAH4KEEg'S FEMALE
 SGzsGbseEI,

DI%(OtfO Di1colONs
 Aa Rs. WALKER begs leave to inform her present 4SA patrons and the public generally, that she de- signs eomnencing the second session of her school on Monday, the second day of Sept next. when she will be prepared to receive pupils in the various branches ofstudy useful and polite edu cation. fhe course of instruction will embrace the different branches of the English language, Orthog- raphy, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History, Philosophy, &c. Scc. she will give lessons in French and Music privately or in class, as may be desired. She will also be prepared to accommodate few pupils with board during the session.
 Rgefeaces.-Rev. JAMES You've, THOMAS " NEWTON, ALBERT PIKE, JOHN H. CREASE.
 Little R6ck, Ahs. II, ls4f. 4s
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l'hvsla Drugs and Medicines,

., For Sale IFholesale aad Relail. Sss159 Ts HE subscriber is constantly rec eiving 4 from New York genuine assortment aE7a of Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals, Pcrfu- 6ssz1A neyy, Paints, Oils, Dye Stt.6s, Sc. Sc. Also-Patent Medicines; among which are Dr. Tay- lor's Basam of Lverwort; Jaynes' expectorant; Indian panacea Dalley's pain extractor; Hays and Hewes' lnment; Lin's strengthening plaster; Kom- stocks vermifuge; Modatt's phGnx bitters and veg etate life pills; Bartholomew expectorant; Sphons medicines; Oldridges balm of Columbia for the hair; Welsh's medcamentum
 All of which Will be sold low for cash
 DR. k. L. DODGE,
 Markham street, doors west of the
 Anthony House. Little Rock June e4. ISA1 4l-tf
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RI OTICE is hereby given, that for the purpose lS ofcarryMg3nto effect the provisions of an Act Of ofCongress, entitled An Act 10 provide for the ad justnent of Land Claims within the States of Mis- souri, Arkansas and Louisiana, and those parts of the States of Mississippi and Alabama south of the 3lst degree of north latitude, and between the Mis- sissippi and Perdido rvers,' approved June l7th, 1S4t-so far said act and the act thereby re- yived and enacted relates to the State of Arkan sas special session of the.District Court of the United States for the District of Arkansas, will be held at the Federal Court Roon in the city of Little Rock, on the third Monday in September next ;-- and thereafter said Court will sit, upon its own ad iournments, for the adjudication of Land Claims, originating with either the Spanish or French an- thorites of which said adlournments and the time of holding the special sessions aforesad public mo- tice viii be given. BENJAMIN JOHNSON, N
 District Judge.
 Little Rock. July 10th, lS44.-43--Sw ---..-
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FEMALE Ea,HaSasaE.

MADAME D'ESTIMAUVILLE begs leave to IfG say that her School will be reopened, for the reception of pupils, on Monday the 2nd day of Sep tember.
 In addition to the usual branches of education, Madame D p'EsTIMAuvILLE proposes teaching Fancy Work; and expects materials, for that purpose from New York. Also, the newest and most fashionable Musrc.
 Little Rock, August Fist, ls4 4e
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9Eg-We are authorized to announce LESSEE DOUGLASS as a candidate for Clerk of the County Conrt for Lafayette County. July l0--f3
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@Lz-We are authorised to announce WILLIAM J. BLACKBURN, as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of independence County, at the next October election
 May 22, lSf. 3G
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0geWe are authorized to announce JOHN 0. HlGHT0NER as a candidate for the Legislature for Lafayette County July i0-43
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RneroR TowN, Deeember u .ls1a.

REcToR TowN, December I4 ,l8I3. To tae Editor of t4e .Aftansag Baanel. SlR-4 ou are hereby authorized 10 an- nonnce me as candidate for Governor of the State of Arkansas, at the next October election, subject 10 the decision of the peo- pie at the ballot box.
 Respectfully,
 R. c. BYRD.
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Q2.We are authorised aud requested to announce Coi, WILLIAM MITCHELL, as a DnMoeRATfc candidate to represent RANDOLPH CoUNrY, in the neXtsessien of the Legislature of Arkansas.
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35-We are authorized 10 announce GORDON N PEAY, as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court oi Pulaski County, al the next October election.
 July I0 1S4-f3
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HsEsdE61ElAEEATEdaN
BY THE GOVERNOR.

bY HE IJFEhNUN.
 EXIIIEREAS, the constitution and laws of this W State require that general election shall be holden therein on the first Monday in October next therefore, l. Samuel Adams, Governor of the State of Arkansas do hereby declare and make known that such general election will be halen in the respective counties of this State, the said ffst Monday in October next, for the election of Governor Rep resenative to the Congress of the United States and for one State Senator from each of the following Senatorial Districts, to wit:
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 PULASKI COUNTY, Paleshi Circuit Court is Cha1cery In uacatioa l6th
 dGy Of August A. D. iS4i. William Peach, Complainant,
 125s rs. Bill for Dicorce Nancy Peach, Defendant GtAME William Peach and files his Bill against Sl Nancy Peach, for Divorce Fhe substance of which bill is, that they were married on the 29lh of February, 1892 in Illinois; that they removed to Little Rock, Arkansas, in June, 1891, that said Nancy has been since then guilty of adultery that she has twice attemptedto kill him. in ls34; that on the fifth day of August lS4a, she left the bed and board of the said William. with the ayowed intention of following one James Goulding and living with him as his wife. And the Bill prays for divorce, not only from bed and board, but from the bonds of matrimony
 Said complainant also files his affidavit, whereby it appears that said Nancy is not resident of the State of Arkansas
 Whereupon, on motion of said complainant, it is by the clerk of said Court in vacation ordered that the foregoing entry and the following order be published in some newspaper printed in this State, for eight weeks successvely, the last insertion thereofto be at least four weeks before the last Monday of Novem- Der next, to wit;
 STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 To NANCY PEACH, the above named defendant, Greeting:
 You re.hereby notified, that William Peach has exhibited in the Circuit Court of Pulaski County. State of Arkansas, his Bill of Complaint against you; the substance of the allegations and prayer whereof above stated; and you are therefore re- quired 10 appear before said Court at the next term thereof, to be holden at the courthouse in said county, on the last Monday of November next, and plead or answer to said bil within the time required by law or the same will be taken as confessed &c Witness, Herndon Haraison, Clerk of said Court in vacation, this l6th day of August A. D. Is44
 HERNDON HARALSON, Clerk
 by JAMES THOMPSON, D. c Copy, attest. HERNDON HARALSoN, Cl'k
 by JAMES THOMPSON, D. c Aug. 2f, tS4i ni9-sw-gprs fee paid
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We are authorized to announce Major HERN- DON HARALSON, as a candidate for reelection. to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Puas k county January so, IS44. 20-tf
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@. pr Borland will please announce tue name oi HUGH ". ASElLY, as a candidate for Sheriff of Ouchta county. March 27, ls44-*
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And, also, in each of the respective counties, the following county officers, to wit: one Sheriff. one Coroner, one Clerk of the Circuit Court one County Treasurer one County Surveyas and for the respec- tive townships in each couatv, one Constable, and such number of Justices of the Peace, as are autho rzed by the constitutionand laws ofthis State And also three School Commissioners for each and every county in this State, provided by sec. 9 of ..an act to establish system of Common Schools in the State of Arkansas, approved Feb 3d, lS43 The Sheriis the respective counties required to cause said elections to be holden according to law
 In testimony whereof I have hereunto
 set my hand, and caused the seal of said l.. s. State to be affixed al Little Rock, on the
 3ist day of July, A. D. lstt.
 SAM'L ADAMS. By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GRrER, Secretary of Siate. JnlV 3I 1914 16-tdn
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NOTICE.

rEyHE notes, &c,, due the estate of Jacob BuzxarI k deceased, have been placed in the handsof Grandson D. Royston. of Washington, for co5icc- tioa. Those wishing to save costs can 0o4so. by calling upon him aid pay 1g up before suits brought
 VIM. F.sAlORRIS. .4esanisfrdfor
 of de estsste of Jacob Bussurd, dseeased. Lafayette coaRtg 4rl, 6th Arg l544. 4S-2w DLANKS of every description executed witl ID neatness and despatch, at this offioe
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o. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM 5. BORDEN, as candidate for the office of Sheriff ot Pulaski county, at the ensuing October election
 January 9, l544 19-
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5s- We are authorized to announce ISAAC | HOWARD, as candidate for the office of Sheriff of Pulaski county, at the ensuing October election.
 February ?, ls44. 24-tf
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Esisarict Court os. the U. States.

Little Rock June, 2i, lsa4. A-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26


wings, Be not deceived by theginsidious move
mems Of ,yOur adversaries, Who are kind enough
70 advise you no, 10 sois At the Election. Will
hey stay away from the polls ihemselvssl o
no Then distrust that sort Of kindness which
could lead you 10 suffer evifio come upon your
eouplry. whilst your apathy and Indifference
will have the indirect effect OF advancing the
came Of ou- opponents.
Trust Dotthose who would ask you 10 be false
to yourselves and your principles. Vote your
honest sentiments, il every other man in the na.
.ion Shand prove reoreani 70 bis eniy. And lei
nollhehilier reflection come upon yon 10 The even.
ing Of life that you refused raise your voice FOL
The free institutions Of your county, when those
institutions were endangered BY foreign inter.
ferenee-and when the insult val offered, Of an
attempt 10 sServe our counnymen from thsil
feciilu&e By the use Of British GoId
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26


me Terra Haase Express, hitherto TYLER
PsPer' and, until Mr. Tslsrs wilhdrawal4 Civ
ing 20 encouragement % he wings, rsTisws !
sia'suent u HE Loco FOco PAPER 81 that place.
elsiming ne popular nsjsriiy il Iadiapa lor
Polk, and proves is utter fallacys
Il declares, in reference 10 chapnan,. crow
ing that M credit sr esrrselasss, shonls bs rse-n
z. = il is loo PalPabie.ahal i vas preparsG ana
published PurPOsely 10 deceive The uninformsd
Denperais athOme, As well as Of The olhefSia,es
4 may have he effect 10 cause some Of them L
lase. By betting On Indiana. From fair com
pafisop d ihs popular yols 10 August, The viii.
majority i Jrsm lhrss u JIM thOssani, And from
our knowledge Of The Safe, We feel safe 10 de-
clare that HEkRr ELlT rin gsi liz sl.tsordt vo,,
ef Ladiana, and fhat b mote Than 5000 majority
The Wing cause i gafaing strength, by aeees.
sions,- every day, besides We are aware IL HIM.
Edreds.of Wings in some Of lie counties ,ha,4dd
not vote 70 August. Butin November he Wn,e,
WILL ALL BIZ ourin