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A WILLS, vices. slcdge and hand hammers axes, IA long handle shoYels, cradle and grass scythes, cut and hand sa@s, cotton and wool cards. steel plated and iron spades, manila and tarred rope acl, and onter planes horse nails augers, chisels, par lament but and table hinges, wood screws iron squares, plated and common stinups, iron head and kitchen fire irons, bed screws and casors, grubbng hoes, wedges, flat, half round hand and pit saws. tacks and brads, stock, knob fill and pad locks plane irons sheep shears, spurs, pound pins, gu locks. cotton and grass plough lines sand paper fry pans, kfires and iorks curtain rings, screw pullies brass candle sticks pocket ink stands razor strops wire selves, patent straw cutters, Sc.
 GROCERIES, &c.
 R'ce, moasses. imperial tea, soap allspiee, pep per, loaf sugar, nutmegs, cinnamon, camphor, indi. spirits turpentine, German steel, plough moulds Sle Received per "Wabash Valley" and for sale b,
 VIM. B. WATT. Little Rock, Jan. l. 1915. Jeff
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E1ggESEH ARRIVALS

NE5|aN NEORGE x BROTHERs havC I1.i5E-f M just received fresh supply o NISs55ss.s the following articles, which they art s4a4a disposed to sell al reasonable prices VIZ; superior lot of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Tea &c Wines tcoasistiRe of 1Iadciro, Malaga, ClHet MuScm, French, and lYdue Viacs,) Lemon Syrup Ctordials, assorted Liquors, No, Soap, Lard, Can dies, &e lot of fine hollow ware Castings assorted Crockeres and Stoneware; also, Domestic Goods Shoes, Boots Clothing, S>c Sc.
 July 2d, ISJJ 42-tf
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 It sustains the abolition of the Death punishment.
 ltadyocates Equal Rights, Equal Laws, and equal distribution of Justice.
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Eezy Stationary.

LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in sD Ashey's row, fresh supply of Stationary, con- sistng of fine Gap k Letter Paper Note Paper, Folio Post, Medium and Drawing Paper;-also, Pounce in yios, India Rubber Sealing Wax, Quills, Steel Pens of every descriptions small Waters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inkstands, Penlnives, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books red Tape, Slate Pencils, SSc. Sec. all of which will be sold at helowest prices for cash.
 Also--For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, Noyember 6, la4l-sl
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.aaaaa EscccivesI.

E1FR different arryal3-- X i2 bbls Sugar, I6 bags Coffee,
 bbis Mackerol No. l, 5 boxes Soap.
 bbls. Rice, boxes Goshen Cheese, also
 1 bbs. of Molases.
 40 sacks Salt on hand Besides the above articles, ehave full assortment of Groceries also Boots, Shoes, Clothing, and Do- nestle Goods, Se. All of which will sell low for cash. GEORGE SS BROTHERS,
 He head of TVater street, Lo,ger Landing. LittIe Rock Dec. l9. Ig4l. II-tf
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NOTHGE.

lgPpp' 6 Indebted to the late firm of E. Y. |stsd l, x co, either by note or book acct, nd M ,o to pay immediately.
 'abe Sro9hls nD. not paid within a reasonable h ru' Into the hands of an attorney, for lsd gi, SEo' BoGGs is authorized to receive aaksfs ss,e q rfecelpts, on notes and accounts due
 'yal, oct. II, ls4s. 5-tf
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Arl1amsas E1cEEsa Book.

- III4IN9I4 IttDUJEU IU VI 5U. ' HlS work k the prediction of ALBERT PIKE. Il Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process, proceedings, and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace. with forms for Constables, Coroners and Sheriils and copious collection of forms of Deeds, Gonveyances, &c.. wilh an appendix containing q summary ofthe prins cipea ofaw most likely 10 be useful to the Justices of the Pence.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work to make it useful, not only to civil officers, but 10 citizens in every department of life, and it is hoped that the au. thor has accomplished that desirable object.
 The price Of this useful work has been reduced to $i 50. For sale by the undersigned, who will fill orders faceompaaied bB te cashand not othertcise from any part of the State
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF. Litle Roelc March 10 lSt5 off
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Fe1aspEZs. EROnHzsgs

LUST received, per steamboat Paragon, gdncral J assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de- scripdon. Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Qnills Steel Pens, Ink Stands, States, &c. Sc.
 II. N. AEDRTGH ED ECEIVED,-50 cases of Boots and Shoes, of a X a superior quality and finish, which can be sold cheaper than the cheapest, by
 LYMAN MITCHELL. April P, IsI5 3l-tf
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lad si, l9r the balance of the year, two wo- lase yloI lsonIlseryanl; all more Or less acquainted
 oice O A-ior further particulars enquire ss---e, april g lS45. 32-tf.
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Non N, Hides, peltries of all kinds, Beeswax ''usi' at the highest cash market price l.,o,. H. MITCHELL.
 '9f4 13-tf
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ssArthur's Magazine" will contain IS pages ol reading matter, the same quantity that IS gwen oy the three dollar Magazines, and give two steel en- cravings in each number, while the price IS only S2 00 per annum.
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 ID ECEIVED on consignment and for sale, EG 250 bushels Corn, 10 bbls. Whskey.
 OFFICER & SMITH March 2Gh, 1915. 2S-tf
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E1ArgHe- NWAEgEG

EFS0 0sSs, S'c. 000 LBS. round and square bar iron, 0OO 700 lbs. horse shoe do 500 lbs. slab iron; 700 band do 800 lbs. spring steel 30 plough wings, bbl. saaratus; B bbls superiine flour, 10 boxes cheese; ( boxes mould candles, 26 boxes No. soap; 20 bbs. apples. 2S boxes window glass; 10 bags coffee Received and for sale by
 WM B. WAIT. Little Rock, Jan. 8, 1915. l2-tf
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D. FERRETT .N UU,,
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TX, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, I845.
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.

THE BLACKWooD oF AMERlCA.'
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Anv Postmaster or oiher person, wishing 10 see copy. as specimen. will be furnished by addres- sine the publisher post paid. Editors copying will he entitled to an exchange for one year.
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The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

Soigaez COS dents, ct vous uous conseruerez IA
santl.-Il est reconnu par tous les medecins
que retat s~anitairc de Ia bouche est dune tres
grande Importance pour la conservation de Ia
sante. D'apres notre commissioners des result
taty de Part du Dentiste, nous sommes fortement
convaineus de cette verite. C'est pour cette
raison que nous nous plairons t%oujours a appeler
l'attention de nos ~lecteurs sur les operations de
cctte science, ct settlement pour faire ressouve-
nir--(quoiqu'il soft trop bien connu dans &c
pays pour avoir besoin de recommendation que
lie DR.. Burr est maintenant lei pour y faire un
sejour peu prolonge. Noir son annonce dams
nos COLONIES davis.
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Is w ag q @
bUBLIE TouTEs LES sEMAINEs, PAR
JOSEPH ETTEsE.
A est situe dams g Court street" en- tace dc Ia
Maison de Cour.
cnNDITIONS :

CUN DIT IUI ~ IN
:ESr Par an, payable d~'avance,. % W
ayable avant Respiration de 3 mos, : y
Z mois, payable d'avancs anseSeep p,sa t. AZ ~
& j. pourla premiere fois, 50cents pour chaque
IN subsequente. A moins quill men soft autre-
Srdonne, les avis seront pubIies en- franGais ct
Blais, ct paieront en- CONSEQUENCE une de-
/, liberale scra faitc pour les avis inseres pour
bguc periodic. Lorsque lie temps de rinsertion
pas specific, ellie sera continueep pendant deux
4 paicra en- consequence !; mails ID publication
nd avis, ou Ia continuation d'aucune sonscrip-
! scra arretee, tant que lie prix men aura point
We, ct 4 ,noins que rEditeur men decide
Aent, M# :.
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IG-Une Petition est maintenant en- circnla-
"a dams le,public; ct nous apPrenons que le
mbfHe conyenable de signatures Giant obtenu,l
priefa le Jury dc Police de SD pendfe les rep.
btion de la Maison de Cour, iusqufa &c qu'une
sembl6e puisse s'adresser ia Legislature pour
er Sc fixer a Washington.
G5-Le meeting dot s'asscmbler a la Maison
Cour, lie p courant.
Consulat.-J. p. Schatzell a etc nommt
pnsul des Flats Unis i Matamor0s, on renpla'
fment de Mr.. Belt, deeed6.
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Rsp Jlutis,n comp e!e-Santa Anna renrerS6-l
Formation dun noureau gourcrnement.
La goelette Fortune, arrive de Vera Cruz, d.
on ellie 6tait partie lie IS, nous a apporte des no.
uvrllcs d'a.tant plus inattendues que toute celles
qui nous etaient parvenues par les arrlyages III
terieurs scmblaient favorables d Santa Ana, qu'-
on pensait devoir aisement etoutier Iinsurrectlon
du general Paroles.
Mais il parait positif maintenant que cette in.
surrcctiou etait ~serieuse, ct qu'elle a pris rapl-
dement, un developement formidable par suite
du mecontentement general produit par l'admir-
~istration du dictateur. LIE mouvetnentdc Jalisco
s'est propage dams tons les departments avec une
promptiaude 81 grande quill semblerait y avoir Gu
spontanetite ct concert d'action sur tous les points.
En- peu de jjours administration a etc renyersee
ct Santa Ana qui, hier encore, etait lie premier
nlagistrat de Ia republique, NEST plus %auJourd'-
hui, quun pauyre general flgitif.
Les troubles commencement d Mexico par lie
vote hostile du Congress qui censura sans reserve
Ia conduite de Santa Ana. A ce vote de CEN
sure lie general Vicente Canalizo (qui remplis-
salt par interim les f~onctions do president en- +
absence dc Santa Ana, alors a la t6te de ses
troupes d Querctaro) repondit par un decret de
dissolution du Congress ct ft former tout les I'M.
primeries, atm de ~preyenir la publication de-
actes ct resolutions du corps legislatif. L'or
game special de Santa Ana, Ell Diario del Go
berno, no fut pas meme excePte dams Get ordr'
tyrannique, signepar Canalizo etpar ses quatr'
ministries Reion, Haro, Baranda ct Bozadre.
"A la PRONUNCIATION de Get ordre, il Sc NANTES
ia une viye agitation-et CONNIE Ia n%onvelle SCI
~repandit rapidement la population ct la garuisoi
de Pueblo etait dos lie 8, en- etat dinslrrectla
contre lie gouvernement ct o%ffraient I'm asyie au
~memhres du Congress. A Mexico, les liberau
ct lc clerge avaient en- meme temps donle leu
appui au movement revolutionnaire, ct des 6
. moment les preparations de resistance prirel
i, une ~actisite effrayante. Malgre lie decret Z
!. Canalizo, lie Congress ct fayuntamiento parvii
trent a faire inprimer ct distributor des protest.
= lions ct des documents. Les troupcs; reuni'
autour de Palais, commencerent a hester {
soyant de tells symphonies SO manilestsr. Bic
II tot apres, le Congress ct ties hommes de son pa
ii Sc reunirent an convent De San Francisco
un grand nombre de jeunes gems de classes mo
u ennes prirent les armes pour detendre Ia cons
IL tuition ct Ia Legislature.
Le president proyisoirc essaya dc comPrim
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1Te1as.-Par le steamer Republic nous avoisa
des nouvelles du Texas. lie president Arson
Jones u enxoys son message aunuel an Congress;
il ne differe pal beaucoup du message diaaugn-
ration. Apraa la Qualification obligee DIV gpAas
vernement ct de lGtat du pays sous teus les
rapports, le president exprime lopinion qussEh
METRE un (erne q l'&misaion des bons de lseehissi
quier ct dktruire ceux qui existent, D mestre de
leur rentree au tresor. Tout en- convenant qlae
he papier de banque a grandement profile 81 u
pays, ilpropose de revenir sans reserve RNxaes-ss
peees, saul a regulariser leur remplacement
par un systemic de bons de Ia tresoreEie qai So
raient ddlivres contre des especs. II recoEnman-
de de ~s'iHposef DIES taxes pour payer graduelAes
lnent Ia dette. u reconnait aussi les hons cfieis n
da tariff, ct croft que c'cst Ia meilleure maniafos 81
de subvenir aux d~6pcnses du gouvernements
Dependant il croft qu'onSdoit chercher d obtenir
par DIES traites des taveurs commentaries pour
les produits texiens, sanf 4 accorder des fayeurs
analogous pour les ~produits etrangers. C'est tine
porte ouyerte au Free Trade a9ec rAngleterrs
ct la France par trait6s. be reste est dun in-
t6rat a peu pres exelusivement local.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
1tomuelles D'Guropf.

NoureIes d. EurOpe.-Les nouyelles d. Europe
venues par lie steamer Acadia, ont etc appor-
tees, la MALE ayant manque, par Pexpres du
Crescent City. Nous ne pourrons done leur
donner lie developpement qu'ellcs compor-
tent iusqu'a la venue de nos feuilles d'Europe.
Ces nouvelles sont dun fable interet. L'4beale.
L'Acadia a en- a lutter. en- venant, contre DIES
vents contraires qui ont prolonge son voyage;
malgre celia; il est venu en- II Iours. Mr.. Wash
ington Irving etait arrive lie ID a Bordeaux, Sc
PENDANT a son poste dams la capitale de PEspa-
gne.
Anglsferre.-Lc Great Western 6tait arrive
lie %. FHibcrnia lie %. L'election Polk await
beanconp etonne 4 Europe. lie Parchment s'as-
semblera le A FGvrier. O'Connell, CONNIE a.
want, attire ~toujours la foule autour de lui. IL
a rectl son tribut annuel qui atteindra, dit.on,
100000 $4,000. II est recu partout avec
enthousiasrne. On ne parle plus de federalisme,
nj d'alliance asec les wings. Dune autre part,
un nomme Sharman Crawford a presente son
plan federal une Constitution pour TIrlande
avec sa Legislature locale, ct representation
dams lie Parchment Imperial.
Francc.-Les Chambres devaient s~'assembler
lie 26 dGcembre. lie marechal Bugeaud. ason
retour d Antique, a accepte un grand diner dams
la ~capitale DIES Phoceens. Une inondation a
beaucoup endommage les quais du Havre. D'a.
pres lc Journal DIES Dfbats, 4Ahd-el-Kader s'est
retire dams la partie de ces provinces marocai-
mes OH ~lautorite du Sultan est peu stable. Les
droits de douane, pages Ell octobre, s'elevent i
r.. 1916, 1856; en- o%ctolre 1913, lis n'etaien
que dc II, 44,6O7. Les 10 premiers mois de
is44 Ont donne 1875 l7,455; en- 1912, lis ne
s'eleyaient qua 113,3l2,16l, ct, en- ls43,
1~l9,474,792.
Espagae.-On assure que lie fills ainG de Eur
bano ct son beau-frGre ont ete nris par les trou
pcs e~nvoyecs contre euy. On croft que Zurban'
lui-mtme est cache a Rioga. lie bruit courai
que Ruiz, Hautcm de Ia revolution de Charta
gene, ct Ugartc, chef ~polit'que de Paragon
sont entries dams la province d'Huesca pour !
soulever contre lie gouvernement. Prim a ct
trouve conpable ct %condanne d 6 ans dc priso
dams nne fortcrcssc; quelques-uns dc ses compf
ces d A; lie j%ugement, appeld devant Ia Cor
Supreme, q etc conirmG. Saragosse a etc df
claree en- etat de siege. Lie C%aStcildno dit qu'
Cadix les revolutionnaires avaient tente, lie l.
d'entrainer In garrison; lie general Araoz, s
PENDANT a Cuba, II etc arlete ct ecroue au 70
Ste. Catherine; dams lie sud, d'autres arrest;
tions avaient Gu lieu. Echarri, compagnon {
Zurbano, apres s'Gtfe@ livre. derait SC voir jugs
bar inc cour m~artiale. Narvaez Went d'Gtre ia
grand d'Espagne ct due d1Arnos. Zurbano, d
suit-on, etait en- Castillo d la tete dune insu
%rection. Eniin, les f~euilles de Barcelona pa
lent de l'execution d'Antonio ST. Just, lc fills
malheureux general assassine, il a que.qu
anuGcs, dams une rixe a Malaga.
Porsugal.-Il y a en- ii Lisbonne I'M graz
i%ncendie, rue de la Magdeleine, on Ii perso
mes ont peri par la mauSaise direction DIES s
cours, gu plut0t parle manquc do secours.
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iIfnte par laG Des prenpes,

SERoNT yendues, a EENCHERE PUBL!QUE,
- par le ~soussignt JUICE dc q pour 70 paEoasse 81
LIE Mercredi 10 de Feyrier proclaim,
Is45.)
An dernier nagasin dc WALTER mi REDMOND,
de Ia paroisse susdite, decide, au
Grand Cotcau, dams la uiH1 de 81, Charles,
dams ia ditto paroisse, toutcs les p~roprictss, menhles 81
immeubles, appartenant \ ID succession du dt deinn''-
e~onsistant en-
DEUX ESCLAVES, 2
Cling Lots de Tcrrcs,
situec dams Ia vile de ST. Charles, a la dcrnierc r6sidencc
du dit d6funt, bornes dun cote par Robin Frercs, q
dun autre par Edmond Estillettc,
I'm dutre moroccan de Ierse,
slime dams la susdite vile, borne dsnn cote par Ia terre
du DR.. Weston, ct dun autre par Auguste Lanlbre.
Deux chevaux americains; quatre mu-
lets un wagon ayec les harnais;
un sulky de peme ayec les harnalsi
betes 4 corness; on lot dc Marchan-
discs Seches; I'M do. de Marchandi.
SEES en- Gros, etc, etc.
Les conditions d ia vente. .
a. GARRlGUES, Juge de Pdroisse,
Opelousas, 8 JanvieE lS45.
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9s&Bia 90 st. AanofB.
'UDI MATIN, . JANyIER 1s45.
@PaA0USAs lMa

Nous voyons que le Bal de Ia NUT du 9 de
I, donne en- l'honneuf de la victoire de la
lie Orleans, bal pour leqnel les Commits
nous ont polilnent cnvoy6 me invitation,
ut lie dire, a surpasse- dams chacnn de ses
les appearances les plus fantastiqucs. La
Halt dGcorG1e de Ia maniere la plus b%rillante
lei lie plus cSquis: lie bal s'est passe ayec
l!eur ton ct entremGi6 d'agreahles passe-
sans parlcr de la danse a IN mode ct q Ia.
plus gracieuSe; lie souper irreProchahle;
sembltc r6unissait depreciation la plus
Anie. La chanson patriotiqne q etc COM
bar un de nos amis, S. Bernard, Esqr.;
bur une noinbreuse assemble, son refrain
Fable des plus grands eflets, ct posse lie les
b. les plus rafes unias Ii nombreuses
Is dent la retenuc est apPropriee i Ia
stance actuclIc. A &C bal, u songions
Allices que les assistants avaient iaissG Ii
ines de la vie, ct y sym"athisaient sous lie
smical. Nous esperons que NM. les Com.
res voudront bien continuer ainsi pendan
IL saison do Ii Danse ct r~eccyoir %fencou
lent sous tous les points de Ia part de no.
oyens On general.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

L.'abolitioniste Birney poursuit en- digannallon
p~lusieurs aditeurs de ~IourHuux de I'Ohioa "a De h.
Pennsylvania. Les habitans du Sud ~verrOnt,
avant quill soft peu; dit un correspondent du
Charleston Mercury, l'accueil que leusi fat b
democratic du Nord: Outre fadmission dea
petitions abolitionistes, on q reinarqOe que 10
rapporteur de lEmancipator, de Boston, occu.
pc maintenant un des meiGeurs sieges; Fan
d~ernier, il await etc mis- . Ia porte pour la MAJ
Mere insultante ayec laquelle il parlait des
membres du Congress. CONNIE on 10 volt, les
abolitionistes rccoivenl Ia recompease da Sc
cours qu'ils ont donn6 a Mf. Polk.
Vim Ne la Caroline du Sud. Depuis ~plusieurs
~annees, le docteur Sidney Smith, du district Dc
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