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The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
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 naa.hsaasa. ln iss Si.ssFsal gfsasafs. u e1sEtsl a, 4 fAis sssahsAas4 aa aii eais t pfnup'ly d. tended tn,
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The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
IT,RlEgNES
'HEEEgNES OF MIR. TlMBRELL'S SELECT DAY

OF NIX. TlMBKELL'S SELECT DAY
 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. tJhicA comaaenccd on Monday, February F. E7OR instruction in any or all of the following F branches, viz 0rthoyaphy, Reading, Wri, ting, Arithmetic English Grammar, Geography, Ancient and Modern History. Natural Philosophy. blction and Composition, per quarter of l2 weeks, , days ia eaeh week, ssG.
 Pupils can be entered at any period as charge for tuition, will only be made from Inc time of their entrance to the end of the then current quarter.
 The number of scholars will be strcly limited 10 Little Rock. Feb l9lh 1915. aa-lw
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PgJgsg.gC SALE.

H7HE undersigned will offer at public sale, to the X highest bidder at the court house door in Mt Vernon. the county scat of St. Francis county, on the 2d Monday of April next, the following property, viz: six likely nagroes and from 1000 to l,200 acres of first rate land, with good improvements sit uated in the vicinity of Mt. Vernon. Claims on N. W. lzard will be received in payment. The attend ance of ail the creditors of M w Izard, either by themselves agents, is respectfully solicited as this sale is made for their special benefit dscrimina- ting only against such claims as arc secured by mortgage and liabilities by security.
 r. J. IZARD. February l9, isIj. 23 -sw
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CAMDEN, OrAcHiTA CrncUlT Couar, }
 May Term, A. D. ls45. Simeon Lents,
 Vs. h CiQueefY Catharine Ann Lents.

To tArHARINE ANN IENT5,
 Defendam m He o6ove ccusc. THE complainant in this cause having filed aff- -l dayit in this office that the said defendant is a nonresident of this State. the said Catbarine is therefore notified that the complainant, on the 9th day Of January, A. D. I545, flied his bill of petition ia this court praying divorce from the said Calha- rne; and which said bill, in substance, alleges that the complainant is- lawfully married to the said Ca,horine, that the complainant and the said Catha rne lived together in this State, as husband and wife, from A. D. Is4l to 4. D. lSi4. at which last time the said Caharne left the bed and board of the complainant and has since that time lived with another in state of adultery. The said defen- dant s therefore notified, at unless sine appear in hc said cGuF on the first day of the next term there of, o be hodenon the first Monday after the fourth Monday in Apri next, and plead, answer or demur to the said bill, the matters therein alleged will be taken for confessed, and decree entered according F.
 Tn testimony whereof, !, Phillip Agee, clerk
 of the circuit court in and for the county [srsL of Onachiia have hcrruato set my hand
 as clerk and aiiiNed the seal of my office
 this the l5th day of Jan. A. D. ist5. 2a-sw, PHiLlP AGEE. Clerk.
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SssIsssFfcg.

.ssEtsFEcs. 20 BOXES garden seed. Il ]" corn meal, 90 < coarse salt 25 bbls. superine flour. :" buckwheat. ssza l3 s' rectifcd whshl1cy. p ploughs,-No's. l, and ., 800 lbs bar-lead, 5000 :" fat-bar iron, bundles hoop do, 1000 lbs lard,
 Dbl. nseed oil
 l" lard do., bags coffee,
 hhd. prime sugar, boxes sperm candles, case kip brogans, Received and for sale by Wm.B WATT Jun. 30th. lsI5.-2i:tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

D ECEtvEn- ea hh.s -four, d5 crackers, ' AS to. butter efaekegs do. sugar rfackvrs.- Also almea4s .lsassis cream aatts, English wnais.
 II. \. ALDRICH. Jaaaafv fa. ss3-is.
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N0YNaE

TO PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS FOR THE PURCHASE OF LANDS OF THE GRANT OF 50o, ,oo0 ACRES.
 : A IL persons who have purchased lands of the A grant oi o40,000 acres, and whose notes are now due to the State of Arkansas are requested Ia call at the office of the Treasurer of Arkansas, and pay their notes, or they will have to be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. Nothing but specie Or par funds will be received in payment oi such notes
 JARED C. MARTIN, 7feasa,cr
 of inc Stote of .qthansas. Treaslaer's 0fice, LiRle Rock, .ai1c's, % =
 IliL February. is45 Szz-oW
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Cotton Yarn.

TIsF received l|ef sisaMkesi Lasv Loas. arset es lHea r.sssAass, lao aaaa1f eaton Fafn. fran S-. q Na. ta if tv- ali sen reHa balss
 nS sinRlcH r.tr rarsf farv kz-H
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REcrfvEn's OFFICE, Eqak 2 tAe Slaie of .7rkqasas,

January 9. 1915. } FkNHE Receivers ol this inst,uiion actuated from K the best possible motives, thought proper tc indulge the debtors 10 the Bank until the meeting of the last Legislature, in hopes some further relief would have been afforded ikem hy the General As semby laasmaeh. therefore, as no further indui- genee was granted h the Legislature. hnt an iin- piled Gisaprrubatioa ai te kindness extended by the Receivers. deem t duty o bring sulls, Rslss criminatclY. upon all nesss now lying over, unless the same are renewed within ihe ext thirty days.
 WM. FIELD. Exccxtirc Rfceirer.
 JS0. Il. CREASE, flgaae'af R,eefrer Gazette copy tvn weeks. fc--u
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Tpracafcaa nHosrfnE.athr.

AuDiToE's OFFICE LITTLE Rock, oa ,c
 Arlk's., 18th Janunry. Is4h zV-ll
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EeaiFiE1g and Esasging. e ECEiVED, per steamer Arkansas, 1G 70 pieces western bagging. 2n coils dc rope. For sale, low, on consignment. by
 IL \. ALDRTCH Feb. l2, 1915. 22-tf
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Eass.s7- FiOag.

FJsf resiFta pa5 r,f7 ab1ai Lucy Lass. ss sa ill ssaarias hmilf fonf, 2 do do hackfhea'
 H N. ALDRlcu. Ciiv rz7fF plrse seay. ss-G
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sasgalGery,, TrunEls, Carpet Esags

'sslssssAEh'Nq E EtSRRMss O.aEEsGG ESaSS
 AND SADDLE BAGS, Sc. TH7ITE undersigned offer tt the lowest rates an as -A sorlinent of inc above artcles-eonssting of tbe Columbian, Attasapas and English saddles la- dies and misses do.; brdes rens, brdle filings martingaes, snrsingles, giths blind bridlea horse and mule collars, saddle trees, spurs, whips, Sc; ; lolio and plain leather, seal and horse skin trunks carpet bags, saddle bags, SSc &c.
 VIM VANCE Sc BROTHERS.
 Aia,a street, Lille R0cl. February l2th, 1915. 22-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
LATER FROM TEXAS.

I,n the Picayune of a later date we clip
 ! the arrival yesterday of the steamship s McKim, Capt Lewis, we have re- \ Galveston dates up to the 9ih instant. 'EeKim took over no less than 220 pas ,srs on her last trip to Texas, 206 of n were emigfants for MT. Castro2s colo
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
Hon. John G. Spcncer-A Correction.

Mr. BENNETT: -
One of your Washington correspondents seems
to have some old grudge against me, which he
takes or makes opportunity 10 indulge in a letter
dated on Thursday last, published in the Herald 0,
the 25lh instant, in which he says -" Further in
telligence proved that the same course had been
pursued by the Surveyors of Philadelphia and Bal
tmore and that Col John 6. Watmough, while
Surveyor of the former port, had been secretly in
structtd by John G Spencer, late Secretary of tht
Treasury, to allow Brazilian Sugars under the
value of nine cents per ID, to be admitted duty
"brown." even when such Instructions had MOI
been given to the Surveyor OF the port OF New
York"
Net having access to the files Of the department.
am obliged to speak from recollection, which,
however, very distinct, that the question whether
the sugar usually imported from Brazil, was 6 ad-
vanced beyond its raw state, by claying, boiling,
clarifying, or other process was pending when
left the department, undetermined and awaiting
certain proofs which the Brazilian Minister was TO
furnish and as instructions on such subjects al
ways enlanated from the First Comptroller of thr
Treasury, am very confident that none whatever
were given by me TO the Surveyor Of the port Of
Philadelphia. And pronounce the assertion OF
your correspondent, that "secret Instructions
were given by me to Col Watmough, calumny
as false and wicked it is stupid Tor il Is impos-
sible from the very nature Of instructions for the
collection of customs, that they could be secret.
Had this been matter likely to be at all under.
8 ood by the larger portion ofyour readers. sh
not have troubled you with this note ask OF
your justice a correction of the statement OF your
correspondent. Your ob't servant.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
rucras in three wears. a.. $.

The Comptroller says, tast the difference is owing 10
the imperfect kn 'wledge which in 1912 Of
the amounts due contractors and for land damsee In
March, is4a the stop law passed. and all labor on the
public works ceased in April following, since which
there has actually been paid TO contractors sngneers
&C. the sum Of $3.50 sos 80 Atthe time the supspson
law passed there was unlquidated debt against ths
pubic works Of more than three millions Of which
has since been paid and forms part of the funded
debt ofthe State.
The surplus of the canal and general funds for the mast
year amounts to sos saa 49, which about $3.50 900
than the income from the mill tax showing that the IN
crease from canal ol this year has been 20 great ht
there would have been surplus in these funds without
the mill tax The balance of these funds sos s,2 as il
over and above the necessary to pay the interest
on twenty-five millions Of debt end oil repairs on seven
hundred miles of canals and all the ordnary and special
charges Tor the support Of the State government
The annual statement shows surplus of conaI reven
ues beyond the payments made, provided in the law
or the hsca year ending the Soth September last Of
SS7a6i5 30 The annual interest on tho canal debt re.
msong unpaid at the close Of the year. 81 q6 so7 so
onehrd OF this um u s375 a65 SO and the I2h section
OF actor 1912 declares tha the canal surplus sha
70 an amount at eas equal onehrd Of the interest Of
the canal debt remaining unpaid be sacrcdy devoted and
appied sinking fund the redemption Of tho cana,
debt.n
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
Marine Court.
Before Judge Randall.

JAN. 3l-Wm Oidner vs. D. Lenders 4 Wim. Bsil-Th
action Of espass to damages for an
saut and battery, alleged to have been committed upOr
tie person OF plaintiff by defendants The defendants
this suit filled the resp cve situations of captain and fire.
mate Bell the latter having Gbsconled, present action
is brought against the former In sppeare that in thu
last passage of the brig Helen Mcleod from Baltimore e
Psrnambuco and thence to Rio, Landers, the CAPTAIN,
gave express orders to the mate that least sign
dissatisfaction among the was Immediately in
act such punishment he thought the action required
In the Of the voyage while sailing from Perne
buco to Rio the mate in consequence Of some trivial o.
ence hastened into the cabin. and after having som.
gone up to plaintiff he ordered him aft, and while plaintiff
going aft the mate fred pistol at him, which only
missed taking effect in consequence Of plaintiff Stun
bling. nonsut moved for and granted the
ground that the Testimony adduced not sufficient to
implicate the captain.
MIR. Biby, for plaintiff Mr.. Chase, for defendants.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

DEAR SRMy lady has been sufferer for tn. last fifteen
years. from that most perpexing painful disorder he tic
IN she has not been free fren e1crucaog pairs for six hours
time For the last the have been
aud than previous time she has santy had
the ADVICE Of The best physicians Of this city, has u.ed h
powerful medicines and been cupped upon the temples e
luen,y with only temporary relief Each Of the diso
der than the last with little hope
rermsnert relief Her spirits her her sire 9Th
nay exhaused hen she was induced to visit lady in West
similar affection BY the Of CcrrELs PAIN trrRacToR
lady immediitel made rsl Of is m d inc, aud from
the ms Of the d fourth appl cation I'm November as)
appearance entirely cured.
Any suf ing in similar manner may satisfied Of
the correctness Of the above BY crsona which will
he gwen with pleasure from desire afford relief by calling
1t our ,edence No. 23S Ninth street You u b.ry
70 publish the above without which "
the place OF sdence sufficient You may show this
statemen to choose
Tne signature Of the above may be by calling 81
Cour,and street, where tn Sa've may be had which
rantd 20 please the all ard following
e,mpalnts s1: Burns. scads, Piles Sore Eyes &c the
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
SHIPPING INrELLIGENcE.
Circnit Court.
nr ~ A


JAN 81 Daniel Taylor ps Francis Pinto Curious
Case Of Grim Con.-The following jury we're sworn
Heniy X Shedding, NJ. w. Hamilton, Apollos Johnson
Thomas Ward, Na,honiel Currier James Dominick. B.
Horner. Samuel Reeve. Patrick g. Malony, Francis A.
Kip, James Little and VIM Jones This sction
brought by the plaintiff who is Custom house sict
to damages against defendant who
tache and lives by hs ways and his means" for crmi.
ns conversation with his WIFE There is also collate
raj suit for divorce ndng in the Court OF Chanceryfor
the offence charged by recently came np
Il appeared that the plaintiff was married in May 1886
when, in lsa3 intimacy commenced between his wife
and the defendant which led to the commission Of the Of
fence charged.
Samuel Smith, the only witness produced for the plain
tiff clearly proved the commission Of the offence on the
evening Of the oh Jsnuarythe detailed particulars Of
which we omit, being too gross for publication. There
being wnsss for the defence the Court charged in ia
yor OF the plaintiff The jury, however rendered
dict for defendant and also ound that the plaintiff had
made out his oa.e.
Crooke 4 Fovkes rs. Henry w. Deems and others-Ac
ton brought to the amount of promissOry note
for $lo0 For defence IL offered that the note
given for special purpose, and that had been mssp.
piled They also pleaded want OF consideration Verdict
for plaintin $l0l 08
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
Personal Movements.

1t is announced in the Nashville Union "that Pres
dent Polk intends to leave that city for Washington on
Saturday mkt.
Gen Leslie Coombs having been spoken of az q candi
date for Congress from the district in Kentucky
by Hon. Garret Davis has Withdrawn his meme
in conse quence of domestic sfi LECTION.
II is said that John Nj. Reed Esq. of Albany will be
nomnaed TO the Senate in the upon the bench
OF he United aes Supreme Court that OF Judge King
having been rejected.
Gen. Clark member of the Arkansas Legislature died
very suddenly last week He in his seat on Tues
day. and on Thursday was no more
The late Mrs. Eunice Averil of Hartford Conn.,. has
LEFT bquests to several ard religious
tions m that city amounting TO $i3 COZ.
Wm. Miller was hung at Albany on Tuesday afternoon
under sentence for the murder Of Geo West, In Nav,
ls42. II was executed within doors II is not kno
that he ever confessed his guilt which nevertheless
well established.
Francis Basier, convicted of murder and under sen.
tence Of death in Wyoming county, has broken the Jail
and made his escape
An Historical Society is about to be established at
Trenton. N. J.
sey have signed memorial recommending Peter D.
Vroom (ate GJvernoI) suit BILE person All the
csncy the bench Of the Supreme Court the United
States
Ivan Rswson, Vice Consul of Belgium for the port
OF Eaport, in the stite Of Maine.
Notice has been given that in consequence Of the fund
appropriated by government for esnv practcability
OF Pre- fssor Morse's Electric Magnetic Telegraph having
been exhausted the operations the line will be disc
tnued and after the t day Of february until fur
ther appropriation made for its support by Congress
A duel betwce en- two woikmen, employed upon new
but was prevented by the timely Interference Of the
master Notwithstanding to n state in the Jersey
City hdvertser We supposed before that the workirg e.
men o. the country had too much sense to bc guilty e
such fBIly,
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

COMFORTABLE SITUATION Lately, the Eureka
steamer from Bridgeport, lost her way in the fog,
and was compelled to anchor for the night. Nei.
ther captain or pilot knew where they were. A
heavy sea was on, and not boat on board The
passengers were in CONSERVATION. Nearly all had
prepared themselves with life preservers. few
had dubbed together and prepared a raft and in
tense anxiety prevailed. In the morning they
found themselves near where the Lexington was
lost
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
February,

Now. when the cutting wind Or driving rain
Assail the face and irritate the skim.
GouRAuD's ITALIAN Soar removes all pain,
And makes eash feature admiration win
Should Ger the cheek paliii influence spread,
His LIQuID VEGETAB RouGE will show
To well pleased eyes, celestial rosy red,
And Health, in all her lovely iints, will! glow.
And if (such things will happen) hairs should sprout
Upon lady's lip, GouRAuD provides
APoupRE SUBrIIE, which will take then out;
And many article hath h besides.
Go To his store for ''al lbings and sweet"
At No 67 in w alker street.
The identifying preparations Of DIR Gsuraud celebrated
throughout the Union be found New York only
original depo' 67 Walker street. store
Springfield, Bliss, ,ChaPn Co; Woee.sr. Green & Co;
New Haven. Myers; Rochester Sinclair Tousey; Albany W.
H. Pearce Slanwix Hall; Troy, Backus Bull Hudson,
Stors, sc.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
More News for Europe.

Three packet ships--the Cambridge, for Liver
pool, Mediator, for London, and ST. Nicholas, for
Havre-will sail to-day. Their letter bags close at
the usual hours this morning.
They will carry one day later news from Ame-
rioa to Europe. The WEEKLY HERALD, contain
Ing all that has transpred in the last week. relative
TO Texas, Oregon, Cotton, Money, &c. &C., is the
best compendium TO send. II will be ready at the
desk at nine O'clock this morning, in or out of
wrappers, at sixpence copy.
With fair, fresh wind, these packets will cross
the Atlantic in nearly short time as the steam
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
WEEKLY PICTORIAL HERALD.
Members of Congress Settling
q Debate.
PRoNENADERs INV BROADWAY.

The Illustrated Weekly Herald TO be issued this
morning will contain spirited and excellent en-
craving, representing the late highly interesting
duel, in which two honorable members OF Congress
were concerned also, view of ingenious
mode of enabling pedestrians encounter success
fully the horrors and difficulties of the mud in
Broadway, and other streets Of the city. Price 81
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
xcess of revenue over 81 per cent on the

Sostoi Canaas. yl2o 396 10
This result ia produced, principally, by the of
the Erie Canal. Our works OF internal Improvement
cos according to the above statement $40 46 500 sa 10
which add the loans Of State stock to Railroad corpora
tons. amounting to 00 which is in fact lost and
we find the total outlay for public works amounts to
$a3,97 ,O03 s4
The annual interest paid the loans to in.
solvent railroads is $9 9s6 co. and is suggested that
farther appropriation should be made from the surplus
canal tolls equal to the paid annually from the gene
raj fund on these loans to railroads
The actual debt of the State according to the Comp.
trollers report, amounts to twenty EIGHT millions three
hundred and thirteen thousand four hundred thirteen dol
lars and twen'ysix cents the particulars OF which VIC
annex:
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

MONEY MARK ET'.

FrxO0ys OWu 0h-O =. ~
There was quite an improvement today in the stock
market The sales not large. SsoDingon advanced
per cent, Norwich and Worcester !, Erie Railroad l.,
farmers Trust l. Reading l. Canton I, Long Islard
Pennsylvania SIS fell off Il per cent Illinois. Ii while
Ohio and Morris Canal closed firm at yesterday prced
The ncies all up and the State Stocks are all down.
Foreign Exchange closed firm at our quotations The
demand rather limited
The Leather Manufacturers Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of three and half per cent payable
demand
The Boot Mills Company at Lowell have declared a
dividend Of eight per cent for months the Salisbury
Manufacturing Company dividend OF per cent; ap'
the Great Falls Company dividend of twenty dollars
each share.
Subjoned is an account Of the number of vessels, and
their tonnsge that entered the port Of New York in the
month of January ls42, ~, "a, 49,
COMMENCE THE PoRr New YoRK.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

DISTURBANCES IN CATrARAueUs COUNTY "A ee-
rious disturbance, we understand, has occurred in
Catarsusus Count in consequence Of the serving OF
ejectment wris by the Sheriff o that county sgainst
fvidusls resiiing land formerly belonging tn.
Holland nd Company The land, Il seems, has passed
trough sevsrsl hands, and forecl have been mad
and wrs o tecment served upon several Of tine
pants The shei III while in tho act Of serving writ in
me vciniy Of Flicotviile Saturday last was taken
into custody and several of his neghbors who becoming
alarmed al his absence started to look ser him. al
retained Our informant states that mob Of from
three 10 four undred individuals collected at Ellcott
vile on Saturday threatening o tear down the js for
the purpose Of relieving lends confined here and
making demonsrations TO burn the land office. Col
Cooke, OF Springvle, called upon on SATURDAY.
night between ten and eleven O'Clock, by ssve, al
citizens OF Cattarangus county, who requested bis
co operation IN suppressng the disturbance. Colonel
sctsd stspringve Sunday morning and started fol
Ellicot'viils about hapast two yesterday afternoon
scene OF the disturbances, for the purpose Of procuring
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

FrRE.-A fire broke out yesterday at IL O'Clock,
in house occupied by VIM. H. Jacobs, as a
clothing store, No. Maiden lane, which It's said
originated in an over heated fue of Howards Ho
tel, which is adjoining The next house No g.,
occupied by F. c. Faxon, as trimming ware
house, was likewise damaged IN the roof, but in
neither case was the damage very great. Both are
insured.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

sages Of disease dreadful indeed but rendered much
more 50 oy The upskiliu treatment made Of oitenmes
The early stages OF the compa And il not unfeguenty
" case that the very treatment L. The cause o. a.. nr
who wdde 10 the plan Of satment pursued that they
will not be persuaded to it, and has they san % ng % ~
1ntmsly grave But while there is life there :: hoe. Inc
Oo aonas Allie og Balsan for consumption Ms,nma a.
Splitting ri Blood other diseases 1 the unKs oHreo py
Doctor Foger cerany deserving Of high consideration in
asmuch performed wonder, IN many eases when ave
cough promotes x Elves ,"ns % % ,ne so
mach snd exciter the ~ sos
health mors eec ua manner, and ~ shorter space OF
time than any r. med havesWr known.
For sale No Nassau street. door above Ann street,
and bv Mrs HAYS iss fulton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
43o.461.3o3 81

$3o,46f, 1903 81 2,39a, 225 60
The annual interest $a04 sos 3D. the cost Of all
the State canals and the enlargement of the Erie Canal
at cent which is the average interest on the pre-
sent State debt, is $l,s75,s7l II
The nett revenue from all the State canals
for the year ending 30 h Sept 1874. sfter
deducting the cost of collection of tolls
md of the maintenance of the canals,
is. ..................... l. sos, ,76s 81