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Mons. A. GoEEFRoY, French gentleman now residing in Mob,Ie was engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language, to class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa. Being one of his patrons there, became acquainted with his eress made by his pupils take pleasure in stating Of Mir. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by hm- self) that il is superior any other I have ever known used. His diligence in attending to the in struction of his scholars, and his unwearied zeal to communicate a knowledge of the language he pro
 esses to teach, deserves the highest commendation
 mhIO S5cmo THOMAS D. KING
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ELECTION NOTICE
 A GENERAL Election will be held in Mobile coun- At al the Court House thereof, and at the other Eleciion Precincts Of said unty. the first Mon day of August, lS45, for he purpose of elecIing Il Governor of the State of Alahama; one Representa- tive to the Cong,ess of the United States, fer the first Congressio iona District of the State eff Alabama; three Repr. senla,iyes to represent Mobile county m the Representative branch of he Legislature of Alnbama; Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county; Clerk of the count, Court nf Mobile county one Tax olIer,or for Mobiie county end five Com missioners of Re, enue fur Mobile county.
 u3I7O CHARLES BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the ial of Mobile county on N 10th of July iS45, hs Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city o Mobile, runaway slave called SOLOMON, black, feet 10 or Il inches high, twenty-five years of age, and says he belongs to c. Lipscomb, of Greene county, Alabama. The own CT s requested to come forward prove property pay charges and take him away he will be dealt with according to law such made and provided to pay jail fees.
 wis l75f c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
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NATHANIEL GLOVER, co MS SION M E R C 1T 4 " T,
 MnpILE ALABAMA.

c Q " " s 0 " " F N IT " T,
 MOBILE, ALABAMA, HAVING made ample nrc"isi,.'"" = -c NI-I:1. En Comm;s s.s B.einess m the cily oi moolie, by the rst of November next, will strictly attend to the sale of cotton and all other country produce that may be intrusted to his care; and. to all who may favor him with their patronage in the cotton way, can have all orders for family dry goods and groce- rles filled by him at the shortest notice, and will use all diligence to give general satisfaction 10 his patrons.
 REFE ERENCEs.
 H8oroDT. hs" 5 w Ra4eGIrr, Rh1pGn'; ofweoA Co., Ala Dr. s. q. COCHRAN,
 s. w. HARRIS, ! of Pickins Co. Ala Dr. P. KING,
 E w. BENNETT, of Monroe Co. Miss. 6E,Sis: Or w; v; s4gArT s4ssnT4 ofNoxubee coMi''. DrP.W WIsTER. of Cooksville, Miss. Roy. Mir. SHAVER, of Warsaw, Ala. j,26 1S0tsep1
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Extra Coaches will always be kept iA readiness to accommodate the travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston, omnibus included, S26 5O.
 Through tickets can be had on application to
 J.B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery, April IA, ls45.
 The Citizens Of New Orleans and Mobile are re- lerred for further particulars, and through tickets giving preference of seats, to MT. John llcNnor' s Agent, No. 8 St, Francis street, or to George w. Backns, Travelling Agent, Mansion House, Mobile
 grit will be seen that the cards of the Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, which ella i'm for them the greatest speed, are dated prior to the 10th April, and were then correct, although now the re- xArs
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EVIRE INSURANCE-The subscribers, agents E for the Contributionship Insurance Company of New York, continue 10 take risks on Buildings, Merchandise and other property at the lowest rates of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 elO No 36 St Michael street.
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MOBILE PUBLIC FAITHS. THNHE subscriber informs the public that thIs esta- \ bl,shment is now completed and ready at all times to furnish HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. The rooms are large and airy, and every pains will Cold aud Warm Baths, each. .25 cts Shower Bath. ...........". 40 BIS- Entrance the north side oi Cont-street between Royal and St Emanuel streets.
 iy2lKmo* E. ). SPENCER.
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The subscribers will continue the Grocery busi- ness under the same name and style as heretofore.
 THOMAS P. MILLER.
 anI6 ORLANDO FURNESS.
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OFFICE MOBILE INSURANCE Co

OFFICE MOBILE INSURANCE Co. !
 Mobile July l, lS45. A DIVIDEND 0fTwErTr per cent for the last fA-six months on the capital stock of thus Compa- ny this day declared by the Board of Directors, payable on and after the 7h instant.
 jy3 l70Kmo THOS. s. KING, Sec'y.
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OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co. MOBILE
 Mobile, l2th June, I845. A DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT for the last "A six months on the capital stock of $25O, 900, has this day been declared by the Board of Direc- tors, payable to the stockholders and after Tues day the 1sl day of Jul, next.
 iel4 THOS. ". MCCOY, Secretary,
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N OTICE-The undersigned has this day with lN drawn from the firm of THos. P. MILLER & Co., Thos. P. Miller ard Orlando Furness, are authorised to sign in bel all Of the firm, collecting and paying the deots due to and from said hrm:
 apl5 JOHN s. REMSEN.
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SHERIFF $ NOTICE.

ST1FhTF T" IFO IOEs COMMITTED to the jail of Washington county, O Alabama, on the 22d of June last. a Negro Man calling his name PETER. Said boy is about 30 years od well made, dark complication, his back much scared and snys he belongs to Ephraim Farr or tar of Wilcox county. The owner is requested to come forward and prove his property, he will be disposed of according 10 law.
 W P. SPINKS, Sheriff iyI5 I75Kmo Washington county, Alabama.
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Medical College of Louisiana. TUyIIE annual course Ol Lectures ,his nsiituton E will commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER l7lh, l845, aud continue four months.
 Physiology and Pathology. J ohn Harrison, D. Theory and Practice of J.mes Jores. MD. Medcine.... COG.
 Surgery .... Warren Stone, NJ. D Chemistry l.. Riddell, M. D. Obstetrics and diseases II ca,.. M n
 of women & children ] " 0'' ' Mataria Medica and wuc.r,a,,.r Mn Therapeutics. Anatomy A J .Wenderhurn, M D.monsirator of Anatomy " R. Monnler. M b. jy22t Mmo W. M. CARPENTER. Dean.
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& UNDRIES-In store on consignment and for Ssale by the undersigped- 50 ar casks Madeira Wine 40 half ppes Otard Brandy 10 do Champagne do 10 do Cognac do Is ar casks Domestic do
 3 ppes Holland Gin 50 halt chests Pouchong Tea 10 do Gunpowder do 100 cases Hats and Caps 25 bbs Reciihed Whiskey 10 bbls old Bourbon do 20 dozen Collins Axes, 12 hhds Sperm oil 75 pieces Kentucky Bagging 75 coils Kentucky Rope 10 cases silk and cotton Hdkfs 25 boxes Compost Candles 75 bags prime Green Rio Coffee 100 boxes Brown Soap % casks and bbs Vinegar 30 boxes Starch, Lemon, Syrup Assorted Cordials, Tobacco, &c jyiO s & l I JONES.
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&uNDRIES-lO Segars of various kinds - 8 cases Underwood's Pickles m gallon jars 15 cases do do in quart jars 30 cases do Peppersauce in pt and qt bottles cases do Cherry Brandy
 10 cases do Mustard fine and superfne 50 pkgs Imperial, Gnnpowder and Young Hy-
 Teas; 200 lbs first quality Manila Indigo 1000 lbs McCuough's Lead
 200 sacks Salt; 10 cases taIle Salt, in store and for sale by WARE & CHESBROUGH, iy22 4 Commerce-st
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NLOUR-Union steam mills, New Orleans city I mills and choice brands Ohio fresh ground, in store and for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 iv2o Grocers, 58 Dauphin street.
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NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersign- O ed having associated with him Mir. J. M Stan nara, the Auction and Commission Business will be continued under the firm of DoRRAEcE & STANNARD after the Ist of October.
 i,2 C " DnRRANCE,
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GOPARTNERSnlP-F From the 1sl November V next my son CHARLES LEONARD, will be inter ested m my business, under the style of LEiIAHor & SoN. fiyI5l C. LEBARoN.
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TTAMS and sHOULDERS-3O casks extra III Gin Shoulders, 20 tierces bagged Hams, in store and for sale by
 iy29 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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kS 104 bbls ire. Flour, 90 kegs Butter
 80 bags Coffee. 5D bbs Whskey Just received and for sale by
 jy24A (. W. TORRANCE. \ ANDlNG from brig Timolean from Boston, ll Pickles-Assorted, including Peppers, Man goes, Walnuts, kc. Capers-ln fine order
 Sauces-Anchovies, Indian boy and J. Bule Olives-Best Spanish and French
 Jams -Rasberry and Strawberry
 Spices-Of all kinds, ground and put up io bot ties. Also, various other articles In the line. jy22 For sale by OHN O'REILLY & co. !" ESTERN PRODUCE-.IO bbls Molasses w 40 bbls rectifed Whiskey
 20 bbIs Dexter's double recifed Whiskey
 20 casks Bacon Sides; 6 casks Shoulders
 30 bbIs Mess and Prime Pork 20 Kegs Lard
 50 bbls St Louis and Ohio Flour
 30 hhds strictly choice Sugar, in store and landing ths morning from steamer James L. Day, and for sale by WARE & CHESBR0UGH, iv22 Commerce st
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ullfl BOXES Sperm Candies, New Bedford ItfO brand. for sale by
 i,lo B F. ROWLAND CO, 40 Com. st rVyONGUES- =. 20 dog large size Smoked Tongues
 ;,s "'' JOHN o'REILLy 6 co.
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VNTHlTAKER & SAMPSON offer for sale to w close consgnmeuls-
 20 bxs Judd's patent Sperm Candies 50 bbls Philadelphia Draueht Ale l5 casks London Brown Stout. in qis aud pinis quarter casks Pelleyoisen Cognac Brandy 30 bbls Monongahela Whiskey
 barrels Cider Vinegar 200 kegs Brooklyn White Lead l3 half chests superior Chulan black and old
 Tyson Tea
 20 coils Kentucky Rope-also, Carts, Drays. Wagons and Wheebarrows. je2l
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 EAMILY PROVISIONS, &c-- 1T 30 bbs choice Sl Louis Flour
 25 kegs prime Leaf Lard
 10 half bbls Fulton Market Beef 10 half bbls Pig Pork Gin. smoked clear Sides, do Shoulders Schooleys Hams, small and large size Smoked Beef and Tongues, etc etc For sale by JOHN O'REILLy CO.,,
 Corner Conti and Water sts NIB. Goods delivered free of charges throughout the ciiy. Jyl5 TNASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING 1T Receiving per brig Morea from New. York, a new supply of Summer Clothing, consisting in part of Fancy Linen Dress and Frock Coats Flannel do do do Fancy Linen Pants
 White and figured Vests
 Linen and Muslin Shirts, Neck Ties, &c For sale by STANTON & BROS, ielO I60tf 25 Dauphn.street OUNDRIES-2O casks fine Cincinnati Sides kC 20 casks Cincinnati Shoulders 10 tierces Sugar cured Hams 100 bbs Rectifed Whiskey 100 bbls fresh ground Flonr
 50 kegs Family Butter; 50 bxs prime Cheese 800 bags White Corn; 1000 do Yellow do jyl5 For sale by MARSHALL, ROWE co. SALT. SLATEs, &c-- S 1000 sacks (bleached) Salt,
 30,000 Slaies various sizes,
 500 yards Yorkshire Flag and curb Stone,
 500 Ridge Tiles,
 10 tons Band Iron,
 Baeging and Rope. For sale by ie28 D. WHEELER, 29 St Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-31

AsA FOR RENT-From the 1st November yN next the following desirable Dwelling Houses, viz: The two frame Houses on the west side ot Conceptions between Cont and Government streets. Also, the two story brick House west side oi Jack son, between Dauphn and St. Francis sls. Also, the frame House south east corner of St. Louis and Claiborne sts. Also the Jionse adjoining the above. All the above premises are, or will be put in com plete repair Apply to P. B. TAYLOR.
 je28 Hagan's Buildings.
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fFA FOR SALE-The pleasantly situated .Gi::@ House with 20 of land on Spring Hill, formerly owned by Thos. Barrett, Esq. The house has six large rooms with fine wide hall, and gal- eries both front and rear. These premises would require but sma outlay to put them in first rate condition. The situation unsurpassed by any on the H and the land lies about half mle east of the College. For terms apply to
 je26 P. B. TAYLOR.
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DAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE-- ID 300 pieces Kentucky Baggng, various brauds
 800 coils do Rope do do 2OOO bounds do Irvine. For sale by ;vI2 BEERS & SMITH.
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The undersigned will continue the Book and Sta
 tionery business, No 36 Dauphin street, under the name of J. M. SUMwALT Co. and solics con- tnuance of the liberal patronage heretofore received ie3 J. M. SUMWALT
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g AMOS FOR SALE VERY LOW-I6t acres Aof Land adjoining the Big Spring, near the resi- dence of J. Aust, Esq, one of the most desirable building lots in the neghborhood
 Also-A l2 acre Lot in the village of Jacksonville.
 Also-The undivided half of the south east quar- ter of section Mo- IA, township No. 5. range west, containing 80 acres.
 Also-The undivided half of the west half Of the north west quarter of section No. 2A. township No 5, range 2 west, containing 70 acres. Apply to
 mh26 a9tf THOS. MCGRAN. .34 St. Michae-st
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EzA FOR RENT-The comfortable two story ....s frame House east side of Lawrence street, door north ol Church. Possession lst Nov. next The premises are m good repalr and will be rented
 ;v1 B. TAYLOR.
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ANCHORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSH E NESS-The undersigned will continue the above business under lhe firm of HOYT & FORD, and tender their services their friends and the public generally. WAIT 5: HOfT,
 apI4 lI5tc CLINTON FORD.
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NOTICE-SAM'L BARRON has this day with " drawn from the firm of BARRON. MEAD& Co. having disposed of his entire interest therein to LU- CLAN MEAD & ALEXANDER PRATT, who will con tnue the Grocery business on their own account, under the name of BARRON, MEAD & Co.
 SAMUEL BARRON,
 LUCIAN MEAD, my13 ALEXANDER PRATT.
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MORGAN COUNTY, ALA, Jan. 1st, 1S45. FUNHE undersigned having associated with them l Major GEo. B. CLITHERALL, the above establishment will in future be conducted by us jointly.
 P. T. MANNING,
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1T ME, PLASTER and CEMENT A 500 casks Thomaslon Stone Lime
 600 do do White Lump Lime
 50 bbls Calcined Plaster
 75 bbIs Hydraulic Cement, in store and for jyl5 sale by J. H. RIVERS 8 co. IT MEN SHEETINGS- & BRADY A have just received per Morea--
 S.4. I0-4, 12-4 and IA Linen Sheetings ofbest makes of Irist, Russia and Barnsey 5-4 and GA Pillow Case Linen, very superior article and at very low price. je4
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REVOLUTIONARY copartnership heretofore O existing between the subscribers, under the firm of J. M. SUMwALT & Co.,, expired on the 3lst ut. J. M. Sumwalt will settle the business of the late firm. JAS. NJ. SUMWALT,
 June 3, 1S45. J. DOBLER.
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on HHDS prime Sugar, 10 half iierces Rice, 40 sOU boxes Sperm Candles, in store and for sale by
 DESHON & MYERS, ;y24 corner Commerce and Conti.sts.
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T HAVE associated with me my brother EDWARD A R. BELL, and will hereafter continue business under the firm of l. BELL, JR. & Go.
 jyl0 BELL, JR.
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HNOBACCO-Landing ex brig Mallory, U l5 boxes Myers superior Aromatic Tobacco 20 | do do do do do
 25 boxes Henley's Pound Lump do iyIO For sale by SMITH, DABNEY co.
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kzA TO RENT-That large commodous brick .g$M House, known as McClary's, one and half mile from the wharf. Inquire of CHAs. STEELE,
 my23 or to CHARLES BANCROFT. IEA FOR RENT-A pleasantly situated House s::ssA on the corner of State and Hamilton streets, will De reated low until the 1st Nov. next, If imme diate application IS made. Apply on the premises
 myI3 I4Otf
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our Waters-as we suppose this is the vessel alluded to Tn the following extract:
 "When the English merchants at Vera Cruz /, /, heara or oenor Canedo's departure, they " chartered schooner for New Orleans, winch sailed on the 10th inst. The follow ing evening we came up with and passed, about s o'clock, vessel very much like her, standing upon the same course with us 3
 Ill regard to the American squadron at vera Cruz, we have the following informa- ton: "lhe arrival of our squadron at Vera Cruz created great excitement, and also in the "clty of Mexico, where it was represented
 to consist ol tWenty-one sail of men of war! me unexpected presence of this squadron " had' no doubt, a salutary influence, and possibly might have caused the mission, so "PrNately determined upon, to the United |" States.n
 l VI NIT. Shannon we hear this much:
 MT Shannon, late American Minister, had engaged his passage in an American vessel, " and would sail about the 18th inst. for /" New York. It does not appear that lie " possessed any knowledge of the political V affairs Of the capital of Mexico, and he is mot '' considered in any other light than an '' obscure American citizen, whose name is " never alluded to as one at all connected "wlth the important transactions of the dayn
 The yellow fever begins to show itself in Vera Cruz, which we believe is always the case at this season of the year.
 The officers and crew of the squadron enjoyed very good health, but were getting tired of lying at anchor under Green Island lsla Verde without having any communica- ton with the shore, and upon an allowance oi fresh water, with the thermometer averag- ing o2' to S30, and exercising at general quarters so much in that enervating climate.
 The Somers was to have left Pensacola on the 22d, returning immediately for Vera Cruz.
 We learn that the brig Franklin, Capt. Nlckerson, which has been on a whaling voyage in the Gulf for three months, during which time she has taken two sperm whales that yielded twenty-six barrels of oil, lately put in at Pensacola, on account of mutiny that broke out among the crew.
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extensive affair, at the great Salt Plains du ring the Summer or Fall.
 No other material event took place no noticed.
 Some of these sons of the forest are stri King Tn their appearance, manner and demea. nor-fine specimens of ndtire men. Gen Mcintosh, Chief of the Muscogees, is the best of men; plain, dgnifed, and just in an eminent degree
 The Caddo Chief is man of remarkable beauty, his features evincing a high degree ot intellect, and ardent spirit. He made a very sensible speech
 Black Dog, the Osage Chief, 'is some Punklns," man of great stature-about 2 ieet-powerful frame, with voice attractive and commanding. He spoke about five and a half minutes 10 this effect:
 sBrothers, your talk is good, but your beet 'S better" He and each of his party con, sumed the first four days tsoelue pounds ol beel, falling then to eight, which rate they maintained throughout the time they re- maned.
 s'Wild Cat' only got in tie day of adjourn ment; he was very quiet, and has been for weeks very ill
 It IS feared by many of the friends of the Semlnoles, that so soon us the Creeks receive oifical information that the late treaty has been ratified, that they will have extended to them the .Andconda Embrace, in which case many of them will be for beating a retreat
 All have departed and the camp is quiet
 ' ours Etc, A.
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For the present adieu,
GREEK NATION, May 17th, 1915.

GREEK NATION, May l7th. lS45.
 MEssRs EDIToRs:-The show is over all adjourned yesterday evening, and are this morning departing in hurry. The change and manner of these people are apparent in and out of council While there they are grave and dignifed-when out easy and fac- etious They were observed during the sit ting of this councl-no noise while in sol- emn conclave. But the moment after ad- ournment the scene shifts; then commen- ces the hilarious, all night whooping, halloo- ing,-jugs full and bottles en,pty'
 All the "heads of departments"-(each trbe) made speeches through their chief, to be reported in delail-would you like copy! We would relish copy of these speeches very much.-EDs all concurring in the ob- feet of this council; to clear the path and make all white where it had been spotted and darkened with blood and to extend the "white pathn far away over the wide stretch of the prairies to the very door of their brothers, the s.Camanches" and ''Pawnee Mahaws,o a blessing of light they had never yet enjoyed an exerton of friendship which would greatly cement their amity, etc The usua "token''-a plug of tobacco-was prepared attached to which were white beads. A dep utation of the Caddoes bore the first and of Osages the latter.
 Should favorable answer be returned to these friendly manifestations of the Creeks by the Comanches and Pawnee Mahaws, 1t is contemplated by the King of the Musco- gees to call another much more grand and
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,b.t the brains of the people of
 .,r % do not fail down into their
 9a :rv out for the speedy comple-
 na .ss,em s,3 of defence. This canal
 Iss sreatest ''peacemaker' that ev-
 la' 1s Constructed for the great na-
 as, s.e of defence, what object, of lsd in view by the Constitution,
 lap at nTromote? T Would it not "form
 .fiIInion among the States,o Gen lss,' I.r tranquility,'' ''provide for he .i,ncs,n @promote the general wei
 Er frightening the chains which s,,Ies 3 together in glorious Union,
 s Sessings of liberty to ourselves .,h I me of all these objects would ] conducive2 It must be carried. f I'D. The measures that l go ..at for Lake defences, are first, .,aal, a naval depot at Chicago .J for repairs near the straits of |. ritb forts to command them; and g.ading yard on Lake Erie, either i. Rnaalo. or some other convenient E.asble of being strongly fortified ; n Lake Ontario; others of secon- 7, '.,.nce on will follow. But all these ore of the first importance. If you n for these, you are not the people Du to be. That's all.
 '' HARRY BLUFF, U. s. ".
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HE STATE OF ARKANSAS, }

| HE STATE OF ARKANSAS
 PuLAsEG COUNTY
 Tn Pulaski Circuit Court, in chancerv sittinc April
 iefm, A D. lSt5. Sd day of June, A. D. IsA5 Wiliord Garner, as administrator
 of John Clark, Complainant 27 s versus
 Albert w Webb and James M. Estill, adm'rs of James Estill. deceased, Wm. Triplett, Eu-
 elid L. Johnson, Thomas ".
 Newton, Rich'd F. Dunn. Peter IN CitANcERs.
 Schneider, Frederick W. Trap
 nall, Cornelius Fellowes Ebe-
 nezer Walters, John R. Desha,
 Robert Frail, John Hut, Sam
 ue Adams and Catharne, his
 wife, Deteadaats.
 A ND the said IPiiford Garner, as such admnis "A trator, by A. Fowler, his solicitor having filed his bill of revvor in this case and also filed an aii davit herewith, that the said .ames M Esiii John R. DeShd, and Cornelius Felioaes are residents of this State; which bill is for the revying of suit instituted by the said John Clark in his life time, to oreclose mortgage, and to subject certain pro- perty to a sale hereunder; and to make the said Samuel .addms co-defendant, he having married the said Cdthdriqe since the commencement of said suIt; Ii IS, therefore, motion, ordered by the court that the said fumes M. EStiH John R. Desha, and Cornelius Felioees, be notified of the filing of said bill of revivor, and of said marriage by publication of this order, for two weeks snceessively in some newspaper printed in this State, within three months from this date, and that they required to appear Tn this court, on or before the fifth day of the next term thereof, which term will be held on the third Monday of October next and show cause, if any they can, why this cause should not stand revived. and proceed 10 final decree, in the name cg the said HiBord Garner, as administrator of said John Clark and why the said Samuel .adums should not be made defendant to this suit; and that this cause stand continued till next term
 A true copy from the record
 Attest GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk.
 June 10, 1915 3e-2s