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4 Chronicle of the Turf Field Sports, Literature
 and Me Stage; embelhshcd -acih splendid steel en-
 greetings, published eUery Saturday morning at No
 l, BGfclay street. JOHN RIcHARns, Proprietor.
 WILLIAM T. PORTER, EDITOR. TNHIS well known weekly publication, which was Il established in 1884, by its present editor, com menced its Thirteenth volume on the 4th March, lS43 It is sheet of the very largest class, con aining twelve imperial quarto pages, printed on li- nen paper, of the finest texture, and on good type. It is embeshed with the largest and most highly finished engravlngs on steel, ever issued by peri odcal in the United States The last three volumes contained superb Portraits of the distinguished Ame rcan and imported Horses designed to constitute an American Sporting Gallery, accompanied with con- plete Memoirs, giving the Pedigree Characteristics, and Performances, with incidental notices of their contemporaries, Sc. The engravings correspond in size (eighteen inches by thirteen) with those annu ally published in London, of the winners of Derby, Oaks and St. Leger, and have been executed in line, on Steel Plate, expressly for this paper, from orgi nal pictures, in oil, by the most eminent artists.
 In the course of the present volume of lS43, will also be given Portrait of Fashion, the Northern champion, and such other magnificent embelsh- ments as will hereafter be determined upon.
 The ssSpirit of the Times'' is we'll known throughout the country as the acknowledged ''Chro- nicle of the Turf, Field Sports, &c., that it is not deemed necessary to go into any detail of its peculiar characteristics.
 Terms of Subscription and .4doertiSing.
 For one years subscription, Sl0 in advance. For advertising, square of ten printed nes Cor l2o words, 2 for the first insertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion and longer shorter ones in that proportion. Less than 50 words will be con- sidered half square, more than 60 square. No advertisement will be inserted, unless paid for in ad- vance. Gentlemen in the country can easily ascer- tain the amount proper to be remitted, by simply counting the words of their advertisements
 0gExtra copies of the large engravings, on steel, may be obtained at the publication oice at $sl each. They will be sent to any section of the Unioa, se- cure from injury.
 tby-It is desirable that such letters and commun- cations relate to the editorial department and to Blood Stock, be addressed to Wm. T. Porter all others to J. Richards. The postage must be paid in all cases.
 Ne1c York Noo II I343
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MT YaN RfIREN

".
 An able correspondent of the New York Evening Post in referring to the coonish out cry that Mir. Van Buren cannot succeed ii the Presidential contest, in opposition to Henry Clay, after cnquiring into the degree of cred- It for sincerity which should be conceded to them ill this matter, makes the following com mentary upon their conduct in regard to the nomination most likely to be resolved on by the Democratic party. Do the Wings real Y believe that the man who received, at the election of ls10, over one hundred thousand more votes than was ever before given for any presidential candidate, cannot now com- pete With Mr. Clay. Nonsense. They know very we'll tbat fl Mir. Clay had been the an- tagonist candidate against Mr Van Buren ill lS40, he would have been beaten to lint They know that General Harrison and john Tyler were selected Us candidates by the wings for their availability and non-commit- talism on several leading questions policy, on which the whig party did not. at that time dare to make all issue before the people, They also know, that Pennsylvania, Ohio, and several other States, were at that election gained by the whigs, have since returned to the standard of the Democratic party, and are now prepared to give their usual demo- cratic majoritics to the nominee of the Ball'- more Convention. That the whig press should manifest d strong feeling of hostility to MT. Van Buren, is perfectly natural.--Thcy see in him the steady, constant and innexible op- ponent of their party and it's measures, for period of forty years. They know the high estimate which the great maj ority of the dem- ocratie party place in his ability and intcgri- ty, and they feel how impossible it is to shake their confidence in the man. Why, then, do they constantly repeat, that if Mir Van Buren is nominated he is sure to be beaten2 Do they wish to raise up more formidable an- tagonist against MT. Clay' That would be absurd. The true answer to the question is, that the whig leaders begin to feel the dan- ger and delicacy of their political position.-- To get another draiia5ie candidate, like Gen. eral Harrison. is impossible Mir. Clay must now stand the hazard of the die. The only hope that remains to them is, to mingle in the squabbles respecting men in the democratic party-to patronize cliques. and establish presses for the miechevous and disailected; to aid all such efforts. with he legitimate strength of the whole whg press, in the fu- tile attempt to prevent, if possible, by slan- der, calumny or otherwise, the nomination of the only man who can combine the whole strength of the democratic party throughout l the country o-peunsufrauian
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H AS returned from the East with large as HI sortment of Goods, and has taken the store on Main street, formerly occupied by Col Merick, next door west from H. Mitchell, where he will be happy to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. Among his assortment may be found the following:-
 cases gents fine sewed calf Boots; 10 cases begged calf do; Is cases kip do 1 thick do; l4 cases mems kip Brogans, stout cases calf do do i; cases youths kip Brogans, do; 4 do Boots. Also, good assortment of Ladies and Misses sewed and pegd Bootees; fine sewed buskin Shoes, and gaiter Boots ladies French kid Slippers do ties and walk ing Shoes good asst of Chdren's stout and light Bootees :; TOO pairs Negro Shoes 300 do Russett 6 cases gents fine Beaver hats 6 do Russia do do Cassimere do black and white Wool Hats gents and youths fine fur, velvet, glazed and sea. lette Caps
 1lM mo. 25M dau. ll-lv
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.

Assembled December4 l84s: Empires March 3, Is45
 THE following is list of the members (so far as eected,) of the 18th Congress. The Senate consists of g Democrats, P " higs, l Conservative-with one vacancy (Maryland,l which will be filled with of and Gs bes and are l3 vacancies, viz: Maine 8 Massachusetts B. Maryland 6, Georgia l. The last House consisted of 9S Democrats and IA " hiss. When the vacan- cies are filled, the list will be corrected.
 The names marked are Democrats those mark ed are hgs.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF PULASKI, ]
 Pulaski Circuit Court-In Chancery, in vacation
 sd day of February, A. D., l5i4. Mary Sands, CompLa'nent,
 us B,H for Dirorce, Joseph D. Sands, Defendapt
 4 T this day the said complainant files in this A office her bill of complaint and affidavit annexd thereto whereby it appears that the complainant is resident of this State and of the county of Pulaski and that the said defendant is a resident of this State. It further appears that sometime in the month of November, A. D., l840, the complainant intermarried with the defendant Joseph D. Sands and the bill pfays for Decree of Divorce from the bonds of matrimony and for process and general re- lief On motion of complainant # is ordered as fol- lows: To the said defendant Joseph D. Sands, you are hereby required to appear at the Courthouse in the city of Little Rock, before the honorable the said Circuit Court, at Court to be holden on the last Monday in May next, and so to appear on or before the 4th day of said term and answer said bi the nature of which and prayer whereof are above fully stated or the same will be taken as confessed Sc. And it is further ordered that copy of this order be published for eight weeks succcssivey in the Arkansas Banner, newspaper published in the city of Little Rock so that the last insertion thereof shall be at least four weeks before the first day oi the said next May term, which shall be a sufficient notice to said defendant in the premises. Witness my hand as Clerk of said Court in vacation this 3d day of February, A. D., lSi4.
 II. HARALSON, Clerk,
 by J. A. HUToHINGs, D. C.
 Copy attest. H. HARALSON, Cient,
 by J. A. HUTcHiNGs, D. C. February 6, ls44.--2i-sw [prs fee SIS 50.
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ARK A N s IS B A N W E R pu3LISHED WEEKLY, ny 6. Es0RHIAND & CO.,.
 THREE DOLLARS A YEA R, IN .ADH.ANCE.
rrR,fs OF ADVERTISING.

 are of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, ra squ and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- DobLsIo m lines, and not exceeding l5, to be -o'ei '"i, souare and half-over l5, and not ex- Eea as ao ol two sauares-and in that proportion l3n aa5verfisements to be paid for in advance, MI nnt assumed by some responsible person. 3yih7ns ;nd;vidual account, at the above rates, shsa al an s5o and under $I00, in one year, dis nts 'o nor cent. will be made; and when it 4o sT0O or upwards, in the same period, ms g 'es sal nar cent will be made. No deduc- aL V, viii { bg re payment be deferred ao"vf a year shall have expired; nor will any re- the made on legal advertisements, required { w to be published
 CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
 .,aaJng 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20. fxcee"o 90 G ss G: 30.
 so so .s (. !" '" 50.
 ,..r,;sements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, aa' nn I;nes as the case may be, subject to the F oo ,na nII discounts first mentioned and no con- es alo .baoe rates for less term than year. No at 'lsr sr occasional omissions; and all contracts \ 5 ig year to be paid in advance
 BANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. yraa ar less. each additional ] '' H" 2 months, $6 square, ss4 e 10 |" s & ,o l5 F Fl ...ninr G advertisements will be charged at the t;on s,ad d rates, unless contract be made when ;nSertion and must be paid for in advance IF n.,e will be announced for any office, either ,tste sts0 or county, without the advance payment st;.aI aoI circulars will be charged as advertise l1a anJ navment required in advance.
 oh q@T viii hereafter be delivered to any person ,gbom o G we have no regular dealings, until paid advertisements must be marked with the num- ;os er'ions desired, otherwise they will be con l,at nntil forbid, and charged accordingly.
 No yaration will be made from the above rates. ,le % number of the paper, 12z cents. Es sttsrs must be postpaid, or they will not re- 4 any attention.
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T.. REAnDolT & SON

T.. REANDON & SON HAVE just received well selected Stock of HI Goods, purchased at the most reduced prices for cash, consisting in part of Calicoes, assorted red, blue and white Blankets Linseys; Irish Linen; Domestics, of all kinds Flannels, Negro Kerseys; Kentucky Jeans; together with general assortment of Minter Goods
 ALso-20 sacks Coffee 3 hogshead of Sugar;
 25 sacks Salt, &c Ssc.;
 20 kegs Nails; Castings
 Powder; Shot; Glass, and China. All of which will be sold very low, for cash or peltries.
 Lattle Rock, December 22, lS4S. I5-tf
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THE ROUTE TO OREGoN.-1'he emigrants to Oregon, says Western paper, have a long route to travel, much of the way over noun tains and barren deserts, and but few resting plaees-the distance is set down as follows from Independence, on the frontier of Mis- sour, to Fort Laramee, 750 miles; from Fori Laramee to Fort Hall, $50 miles from For, Hall to Fort Wallah-Wailah, 450 miles; from Fort Wallah-Wallah to Fort Vancouver, 35O miles.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS COUNTY OF PULASKI. Pulaski Circuit Court in Chancery, May Term,
 A. D. 1S4s. July Sd, A. D. ls43. Peter 7aO'mbe'ry Jacob Smyres, and He unhaorn heirs of Jo- seph Mays, deceased, and also of Jonathan Clarke, deceased. nN this day, came the complainant. (by his at SP torneys, Hampstead and Johnson) and filed his affidavit stating that he does not know the heirs of Jonathan Clarke, deceased, nor the heirs of Joseph Mays, deceased, neither does he know their place ot residence; and 1t also appearing that subpoena has been issued in this case, against Jacob Smyres one of the defendants heren and having been return ed est and the Court being satisfied that the pro- cess cannot be served sad Smyers and appear ing that this is a bill brought by the complainant against the defendant for the purpose of having the legal title in fee simple to the North east and South east quarters of section seventeen, in township two South of the base line of Range ten West of the fifth principal meridian, perfected by the decree of this court to him the said complainant and the defendants busted and wholly divested ofthe legal title thereto the said land having been located by virtue of do- nation granted to Joseph Mays and said land on the lst day of December 1880, having been patented by Andrew Jackson, President, to said Joseph Mays and his heirs it is therefore ordered by the Court
 
 known heirs of Joseph Mays, deceased, and of Jo- nathan Clarke, deceased, appear on or before the third day of the next term of this Court and plead answer or demur, that the eompainant's bill will be taken for confessed and that this order be pub lished in some newspaper, printed in this State for eight weeks excessively, the last insertion to b, at least four weeks before the first day of the nex term of this Court and this is continued to tn, next term of this Court
 Copy Attest:
 HERNDON HARALSON, Clerk
 By JAMES THOMPSON, D. (. STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF PULASKI. Pulaski Circuit Ccuft,--.in Chancery, Novembe Term, A. D. ls43. 18th January, A. D. lSl4. Peter 1Ho,n6eny1 ,Jacob Smpes and others.
 GAME the complainant by his solicitors, and il S appearing that the order of publication taken herein at the last term of this Court has not been published. It is therefore ordered that this case be continued until the next term of this Court and that the time for publication of said order be extended ac- cordingly.
 Copy Attest:
 HERNDON HARALSON, Clerk,
 By JAMES THOMPSON, D. C.
 February 6, ls44. 2l-5w- Prs. fee $32)
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LITTLE ROCK TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 20 Is44
ARRIVAL 6 DEPARTURE OF MAiLc,
 IJNrI E pnrE

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAiLc,
 LITTLE ROCK.
 Eastern Mail, fpiq Memphis. Arrives Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays al : o'clock, P, NJ.
 Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
 UeS9e77f ;d5sff' T5Jt UFt bVTt7r.1 Arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 5, P. Nj. Departs Tuesdays and Fridays, at I, X. NJ.
 Sautiera Mail, (ria Hiashiagiou) Arrives Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 10 P. NJ.
 Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays, a 3, A. M.
 Northern. (uia Bqtesgille.) Arrives Fridays and Mondays, at 1, P. NJ Departs Sundays and Wednesdays, at 8. P. NJ
 Columbia, (ria Pine BhF) Arrives Sundays and Thursdays, at 5, F. M. Departs Sundays and Thursdays, at l. A. NJ.
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Population of the United States, ,cll.L{illdr fa fhn Rnt1L,,,, cc 4

The AppOrtiOnment OF REFRESHMENTS in the IT, s. Congress bas- ed upon the above census of 1S40, was made at the last session of the 27th for the 28th Congress- and is as follows
 lS43-Rafio 70,6S0--223 Members. The number of Electors for President and Vice President, under this apportonmen and ratio, will be 275, of whom l39 will be necessary for choice. The following table shews the number of Represen- tatives in Congress, and the number of Electoral votes for each State:-
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DYEING N SCOURYNG.

KS. RULEMAN would respectfully inform sher friends and the public generally, that she prepared to carry on the above business, in Various branches; and as she has had near 20 fxparlence, in different States, she aatters her
 Pt she will be able to give general satisfaction
 Eho may favor her with their patronage. i les and Gentlemen's dresses, of either silk or ms, dyed and secured in manner that will
 fhem look as we'll as when new. ! Will be found at her residence, near the U. S. bl
 "a Rock. Sept. 28 IS43. 3-3m
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2 Rock, Sept. 2S, IS43.
CABINET MAKING.

subscriber would respectfully inform the Ptizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he lntlnues to carry on the Cabinet Business in branches, in the frame building at the West Ashleys Brick Row, Markham street. Ph Furniture neatly repaired and vanished
 olin making attended to at all hours.
 ltry produce and lumber will be taken in ex- for Furniture, at the highest cash prices. VIM ANNEAR. bber 7th, lS43. 4-tf
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'lng, Bale Rope and Twine,

|soId a, WED. lot of the above, which will
 ton ra a a' z reduced rates for Cah, or exchanged
 ,Oa ,noa at the best market rates. |ankssO sOVo so IDS. COTTON YARN, long and A'' 'or sale at less than former prices, by JOHN VANCE, Poch n Main street, near Markham. k-, DeeeMOef Z, lS43. l2-tf
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General Order, No. $.
HEAD QUARTERS,

iLAD NSUAhIERss
 LITTLE RocK, 6M Eebruarg lS44. vENHE Governor and Commander Chief has this Il day, appointed JAMES TROOPER ARMSTRONG with the rank of Major of Cavalry He will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order.
 s. H. HAMPSTEAD. .aJji, Gen1, Little Rock, Feb, (, Isli 2I-N
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Ragging. Rope, and Tvyine.

LUST received by steamer Export, large lot oJ J Bagging, Rope, and Irvine, to be sold on con signment by PRATT & boGGo: ,:
 LsaIe Bocs, No2. I3, l5t3. lQ-H
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D. ESHIER & CO.,

J. kSLEk & CD.,
 aSU cEssoRs OF J FowLKEs & Co.,) side Exchange Square, and corner of Mis- sissippi Row and Union street WHOLESALE AND RETAIL leGIsTS AND APoTH HECAREES, DEALERS IN
 b. Linseed, Tfaia, Harness and Lard OILS, ! Lead, H1iadow Glass, GlassWare, Dye StugS, Grass Seeds, SC. Sc.- MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
 kmber, l8l3 l5-ly
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Whenever you attack your neighbours character, do it behind his back, so as not to wound his feelings,
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CATEcHIsM.-ssWhat are the acdys ofPro- vidence ?" said Sunday-school teacher to a little boy in his class the other day.
 '.Railroad to Boston and seamboat to New I ork p answered the urchin.
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Received per steamer Eyelinc,

A T ALDRICH'S, MAIN sTREET-20 bbls Ohio "A Apples p do do Flour 20 do Salt; 10 kegs Virginia Tobacco-on consignment.
 Lifle Rock 12h mo. 15th day, ISf3 l4-tf
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gps.y Gooas, Boots. Shoes, l&C

Ti ST RECEIVED per steamboat Gov. Morehead .D choice lot of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hafs, Hardaoare, Sc to be sold low for cash, by
 PRATT &S BOGGS, Little Rock, Dec. ?. l2f Narhham-st.
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lS-7yv
JOB WORK

o1 tuseseflptlon, ts will be executed at this of
 style shortest notice, at low rates, and in
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Members Term expires. Members Term erp,res
 MAINE. SOUTH CAROLINA. George Evans,i Is47 Daniel E. Huger,* 1917 John Fairfield,* 1S49 George McDuffe,* 1S49 NEW HAMPSHIRE. GEORGIA. Levi N oodbury,* 1547 John NJ. Berrien,t lS47 Cha's c. Atherton,t ls49 Walter T Colquitt* 1s49
 VERMONT. ALABAMA. Samuel s. Phelps,f l345 V illiam R. King,* lS47 William Upham,t 1S49 Arthur P. Bagby,* IS49 MASSACHUSETTS. MISSISSIPPI. Rufus Choate,t lS45 John H Henderson,t lS45 Isaac C. Bates,t lS47 Robert J. alker,* lS47 RHODE ISLAND. LOUISIANA. William Sprague,t 1S45 Alexander Barrow, 1S47 James F. Simmons,t lS47I Alexander Porter,t 1S49
 CONNECTICUT. TENNESSEE. J. ". Huntington,t lS45 Ephr'm II Foster,t ls45 John M Niles* lS49 Spencer Jarnagin,t lS47
 NEW YORK. KENTUCKY. N. P. Tamadge,t I845EJas. T. Morehead,+ 1S47 Silas Wright lS49 John J. Crittenden,t 1349 NEW JERSEY. OHIO. William L. Dayton,f ls43 Benjamin Tappan,* 1S45 Jacob W. Miller,t IS47 N am Allen* 1S49 PENNSYLVANIA. INDIANA. Daniel Sturgeon,* lS45 Albert s. White,t 1915 James Buchanan,* lS49 Ed: A. Hannegan,* lS49
 DELAWARE. ILLINOIS. Richard H. Bayard,t 1s45 James Semple,* ls47 Thomas ClaytoE,t 1S47 Sidney Breese,* 1S49
 MARYLAND. MISSOURI. Wm. D. Merrick,t 1915 Thos. H. B enton,* ls45 (Vacancy.) David K. Atcheson, *lSl3
 VIRGINIA. ARKANSAS. William C. Rves, 1S45 William S. Fulton,* IS47 ilam S. Archer,f lS47 Ambrose H. Sevier, lS49 NORTH CAROLINA. MICHIGAN. N lille P. Mangum,t lS47I Augustus s. Porter, lS45 w. H. Haywood, jr.* lS49 m oodbridge,t lS47
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. Hon JOHN W. JONES, of Virginia, Speaker.
 MAINE.
 l Benjamin J. Herick,*5 tho choice yet,) Robert P Dunlap Hannibal Hamlin,s 3 Luther Severance,t ' (no choice yet.) Freeman H. Morse,t
 NEW HAMpsHIKE-(general ticket) Edmund Burke,* Moses Norris, lr.* John P. Hale,* John k. Reding* l Solomon Foot,t George P. Marsh,t Jacob Collamer,f Paul Dillingham;, jr.*
 MASSACHUSETTS.
 l Robert c. Winthrop,t (no choice yet,) 5 @'tSa (no choice yet vet John Quincy Adams, f William Parmenter,s 9 Henry Williams,+ Charles Hudson,f 10 Joseph Grinnell.t
 RHODE ISLAND.
 l Henry Y Cranston,t Elisha F.. Potter.f
 CONNECTICUT.
 Thomas H. Seymour,+ 3 George s. Catlin,. 2 John Stewart Samuel Simons."
 NEW YORK.
 l Selah B. Strong,* l3 Preston King ? Henry c. Murphy 10 Orvie Hungerford,' J. Phillips PhGnix,t 20 Samuel Beardsley,* N illiam B. Macay,* Fl Jeremiah E. Cary,' Moses G. Leonard,* 22 Smith M. Purdy,* Hamilton Fish,t g Orve Robinson,+ Jos H. Anderson,* 24 Horace Wheaton, Richard D. Davis,* 9 George Rathbun,t James C.. Clinton,* 26 Amasa Dana,t 10 Jeremiah Russell* 27 Byram Green,s II Zadock Pratt 23 Thomas J. Patterson,t l2 David L. Seymour,* 20 Charles H. Carroll,t l3 Daniel D. Bernardt 30 William S. Hubbel,+ l4 Charles Rogers.t 3l Asher Tyler,f l5 Lemuel Stetson,* 32 William A. Moseley,t l6 Cheselden Elis,* B Albert Smith.t r Charles 5. Bep:on,* s4 Washington Hunt.t
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GOVERNMENT OF ARxANsss.
ENECUTiYE.

EXECUTIVE. ARcHGBALp YELL, Governor. DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State. ELIAS N CONWAY, Auditor. -IAALn C. MARTIN. Treasurer.
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The Judges of the Supreme Court are elected by the Legislature, by ontvo of the two Houses, or eight years. The Judges of the. Circuit Court are elected in like manner, for four years.
 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Beryamin Johnson, Judge Grandson D. Rogston, District Attorney. N illiam Field Clerk Henry M. Rector Marshal
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7 recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
Groceries,

oolee, Salt, &c. &c.
 |s,a a0oye nf, goods were purchased in New York @ soS SGrleans, expressly for this market, and
 nos soa CHEAT, for cash only. Store on Main lra. ps aoor to Wm. Vance's clothing store -'oeh, Dec. z, 1S43 l2-tf
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LEGISLATIVE. SAMUEL ADAMS, President of the Senate. w. S. OLDHAM, Speaker of the House. The Senate is composed of 2i members. elected for four years; and the House of 75 members, elect ed for two years. me Legislature convenes once in two years, on the first Monday in November
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GREAT BARGAINS!
D. BENDER

to just received, per late arrivals, fresh and Zpiehald assortn ant of DRY GOODS, con-
 In part of black Alpacca, fgd Oelolians,
 F ana Chusan Delains ;'-F4hhib et~orleans; a la assortment Of Prints i; Ginghams; Checks :;
 na Linseys; Ky. Jeans; Kirseys; Satinetts, sies' Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetings "unss' Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves,
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JUDICIARY.
 SUPREME COURT, Daniel Riago, Chief Justice. iaomas J, Lacy Associate Justice Wm. K. SebaStian, Geo. c. platrins, Attorney General. Albert Pike, Reporter. Luke E. Barber, Clerk.
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SENATE

Hon. WILLIE P. MANGuM, of N. C. President Members. Term expires. Members. Term erpues
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v, raSf RUNNING, .AND LIGHT D7IUGHT STEAMER,
 EvELINE,

Isn. k u- I'll " TN, HusFer
 esfssS las sni WILL run as packet during the pre- [ssss!ss sent season, between New Orleans |ate tImana Isnai Fort Gibson, touching at all in-
 fitted di'rulaSs. eol This fine, new boat, is ele- ls safa ,ol the accommodation of passengers, he tr.a boat for the conveyance of freight as to g, pitchar For or freight or passage apply on 9ocE, Jaaua,y I6, ls44 1s-7w