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TIE INDIAN FIGHT.

The skinnish which we spoke of last week as having taken place between a portion of Pawnee Mahas, and q party of Greeks, turns out to have been between the Osages and Greeks. The Osage dress resembles the Pawnee in almost every particular, and the Greeks themselves supposed their assailants to have been Pawnee Mahas. The excite ment is very great in the Creek nation, and various rumors are aaoat in regard to the ai- fair Capt. Boone, as soon as information of tile skrmsh reached Fort Gibson, was or dered to the place of action with his company of DragoOns, and has sent in to Fort Gibson for endorsements from which place two companies of Infantry nave proceeded to join him but tiff he should have need of therser- vices. and has to await their ta1dy approach, the Indians can commit any depredations the may wish, and be of unmolested. The idea of placing Infantry soldiers upon a from tier like this, when disturbances are so fre- quent, to us, seems ridiculous. The Indians are generally mounted when on predatory excursions. and are too willy to await the ap- proach of Uncle Sam7s infantry to punish them for their misdeeds. At Fort Gibson, at tliC till!C Oi tiiCiG M tt9 CC COl' pany of Dragons, Capt. Boone's which was immediately sent out by the Commanding officer; but from appearances, were not able to quell the disturbances, and had to send for the reinforcement mentioned.
 We do not wish to have 1t understood that the present difficulties are any way calculated to alarm the whites on this frontier; but all who know any thing of the Indian character, will at once see that if the different tribes are allowed, unchecked, to war against each other, thattheir sanguinary propensities might prompt them to commit depredations upon even the white settlements. We hope that some of our citizens who are now in Wash ington City. will represent the situation of affairs upon this frontier, and we have not the least doubt but that troops of the right kind, and in sufficient numbers, will be sentt oman our garrisons.-Fdn Buren haeHigencer.
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FlRE-'.FAR WEST SEMINARY" RURNT.- We regret to learn that the ''Far. West Semi nary building was destroyed by fire about ten days ago. Onr Fayetteville correspon- dent has furnished us with the following
 "The Far West Seminary was destroyed a few days since by fire, which originated in the carpenters room in the building. Mir. Dorriss, who was working on the building, gave me the following account: We were called to breakfast, leaving fire burning which Mir. Taylor (who was also working on the house. had made for the purpose of warming his oil stone to sharpen some tools. In few moments after leaving the room. l smelt the smoke l hastened 10 the room where we worked, and on opening the door, found it filled with smoke and flames. The shavings had caught on the floor, and the fire from them reached the ceiling. l sue ceeded in getting out few articles oi iurni- ture-but lost almost every thing, us the fire soon spread over the building'
 'sBefore the assistance Of any one could be called ill, the raging element was beyond control-and those who had spent so much time and exerlion in the erection of this col lege, could only stand and look on without the power of checking the ruin.
 "rhis is great loss 10 the community at large. understand the building was nearly iinished.' Frontier IIhig.
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New esoosgs. yew f.ooe,.,,

THHE subscriber has just opened a large assort-
 ment of STAPLE & FANCY DRY 0G0OES. which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange f. r hidcs peltres furs, beeswax, G., Slc. The ahoye stock is composed in part of tae sojowing articles, viz:
 Brown and bleached sfiriinr; saeeltaa,g-t ! !, 3-i, and heavy OsnabuFgs, French. Ensti:h, and American prints; mnuse4in (. laines rlorning dr lanes; aipaccas; aIpacca Istefs white and r,- -s hanneis; lnseys diapers; Loudan duil blunkete. point do; Whitney do; green blue and scarlet do canvass and red padding; satinets and cassimeros Vesun9s black cloths; bckins; coiorcd cambrics slcilas; brown liqensi brown Hollands; giian.s cashmere de eeesse black Italian crayats, pon. and S3fitatei.' silk hdGs linen etnibfic de- imii;,. tioa do Dishop lawns; book mu tins; plaid. strn.d ahd chetk Nusiit, and caFnpfic; sewing sk;.silk twist lamb wool haii hose; white and Gfosyll coi- ten de ladies Npite menEo hose; white, black and slate cotton do; shirt buttons; coal battohs; black and colored tateta ribbons cotton and worsed bra ces sup eiasted do; cotton lldks; 1uIkey red ao linen and cotton tapes; table disper, brown. aud white; gentlemen and ladies' tbel, boship. silk. and kid gloyes black anl white crape: silk aud col ton yelYets; needles and pins; hook and eyts - spool cotton; linen thread Irish linens to sheet lngs; long lawns chiidfen's Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents fnerno shirts ;-togethsr with com plete assortment of gents gcwed and begged cali. skin boots; mud boots; Kip, russet and 6lack bro gansi ladies walking shoes and slippers chdrens black and cGiored boots; and variety of iashiont- blc "hte shdlis aannes; Kentucky ieasis; roll, i kefsey; hnseys together with ot of school books and Stat1onary Aso, sugar, coffee, teas, tebecca rice, salt, and q lot of Collins axts
 D. BENDER.
 December 6, 13ii I5--tr
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EeELKgN.Eat & AnKS

gE1HE undersigned will offer at public sale, to the x highest bidder, at the court house door in Mt Vernon, the county seat of St. Francis county, on the 2d Monday of April next, the following property viz: six likely negroes, and from 1000 to ,210 acres of first rate land, with good Improvements sit nated in the vicinity of Mt. Vernon Claims on NJ w lzafd will be received in payment. The attend. ance Of all the creditors of Nj. ". Izard, either by themselves or agents, is respectfully solicited as this sale is made1or their special benefit, discrmna- ting only against such claims as are secured by mortgage and liabilities by security.
 r. J. HARD. February l9 1915. a3 -8w
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ANTHONY EaOUSH,. sEaaY GPaR0a,f1E &S6sc.p eafaIcp.

MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 fH fHIS well known establishment, ce<A x located n the business part of & ilg; the city has jHstundergone thorough GHS : s&l repair, and has baaa almost entirely G. " sSss9s4Sreftted and re-lufMhed, for the ac commodation oftha public.
 ne proprletor very respectfully announces to his old customers, his friends, and the public generally that .he IS now prepared to extend 10 the travelling community, transient visitors, and boarders accom- moaaQohs unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Aleghanles, and pledges himself thai every at- tention shall be rendered to promote the comfort of all lpersoas visiting his house. that vigilance and f. deHtF can b2stoW, being determined to spare neither trouble hor expense in giving satisfaction to his guests and hopes to mertthe patronage ol the pub The qualities of his ales, winn7. Hquors. and se- gars are the best that the New Orleans market can afford. Of this he IS confident, he having with great care, selected them himself. He has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season, and London Bfownstout always in bottles ; Albany ale on draft. His cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and attcn- tive; hisporters trusty and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every ad1inable delicacy Will be served up ln superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodious brick stables are under the nan agement of MT. David Skelton, where carriages, buggies, and horses, are always ready fer those who mar wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com modions iour-hoFse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors, leaves this house tr weekly, and ac commodation stages can at any time be procured on reasonable terms, by applying to the proprietor, who resides here, and whose courteous department and desire to please tends, in soue measure, to soohe the many ills that flesh is heir to-
 The office ol the Nlontqomery's Point and Roct- Roe tti-Wcekly Knc Of stages, s also kent at ttis house, where one of the proprietors can be found. always ready and desrous to accommt date. and whose Punctuality, attention and regularity, is not surpassed even by Stockton or Reesidc; and also. oi the western or Van Buren mail line, whose agent will always be found al his post
 Al the steam-b boat landing, passengers will always find blacks, porters, and dfays, ill attendance
 JOHN BROWN.
 JIfiP ROct, ieb. l9 iSiJ oStr
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Arkansas KSOsolR1 Book.

rE7HIS work is the production of ALBERT PIKE, 1- 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 Sherifs and a copious collection of forms of Deeds, Conveyances, &c., with an appendix containing a summary ofthe prin- cpes of law most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peaco
 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 to 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 $l 50. For sale by the undersigned, who will fill orders Accompanied by He cash-aad not otder7cise from any part of the State
 VIM. E.. WOODRUFF. Little Rock, March I9, ls45 27-tf
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Frx AHEAD The Whig Governor Of Ohio has refused Inc requisiuon ol the Nllig Gov ernor of Kentucky, for one John kinsmau, a fugitive lrom justice. An indictment was found against hun ,a Jefferson county, Ny, to- dceo,iua aud ealieing saay slave from Mr. ThuFs,nn of Louisville. lle was admits tesl la hall. laak French leavr, was followed and arrested hy hts securities in Cincinnati, nnd eammssta.i Ja aaaa ihe saqnsialna nl tae Gasenus II Ktallcky. fhe Ahalftaa Gus. esnas ai oase refuses to gtse hin an. waseA has eFN#Aas4 efsHsGfH#F#FsfH sNE8tHlAgHEs
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AEw Stationary.

LUST received and fo. sale at the Geokstor, 1T, J Ashley row, fresh Supply of S;atisnary, con sistng of fine Cap Ss Letter Paper, Note Paper Folio Post, Medium and Drawing paper;-alse. Pounee in viols, India Rubber, Scaling Wax Qaiils Steel Pens ef every description smaii Waters, Notariai Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes iukSianfs fenkniyes Fclders, blaek, rcd aud blue Ink Efasers. BlanA Bonks, led Tape Slate Pencils. Ssc. &c. al of which will he sold q the lowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell aad R;ocs Dehite. Ar kansas Reports. Arkansas Form Book and a vaFiaiy of other Books.
 Ilttle Ract. Nnrsrher C. fsii-s
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N4FU oAUDIE B AtIS, E<c. VIE undersigned offer at the lowest rates an as- "A sortinent oi the above arcles-consistng oi the Colnmbian Attakapas and English saddles; h. dies and misses do. brides, reins. bridle filings. martingaies, sursingIes, girths, blind brdles horse and mule collars, saddle trecs, spurs whips, &e.; folio and plain leather seal and horse skin trunks carpet bags, saddle bags. Sc, Sc
 WM. VANCE & BROTHERS,
 Mum street, Little Rock. EebrnarN Din IaLa an lr
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SEyg ssnnnS,

ca iAe Ss,ii e4si carusf ef Easn usf Nsrkiaa sis n BENDER Aas i4.l received aer Steamer aJ. Lucy Walker, ias,e asspslmaAi cl New tiae.ls. cessl5ssag, n plyi. aE lacaaets. Painted Lawns. M1slias, and lhe i111sf Lsaian cf fanry Prints asi aasHats, EaE .he .sAs.
 tef grl1.-sacps nsas. les eatias. GssAs-cons. aHs Gsaonss Hs asa iHe Assssaiaft as wei. main CishaF. 1i as w'asa se MI sai. ss rA ap gax e4sa .as E#zf 1sH D. nTFEszss#i ia iss#z essksf.
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Eg4&EgEsbg AHeE5.

A WILLS. vices, sedge and hand hammers, axes, 1 "A long handle shoYels, cradle and grass scythes cut and hand saws, cotton and wool cards, steel plated and iron spades, manila and tarred rope, jack and jointcr planes, horse nais augcrs chiscls p.r- lianent,. but and table hinges, wood screws, iron squares, plated and common stirups, iron head and kitchen fire ircns bed screws and castors. grubbne hoes wedges, flat, half round hand and pit saws lacks and brads, stock knob til and pad locks, plane irons, sheep shears, spurs, pound pins, gun locks cotton and grass plough lines, sand paper, fry pans knives and forks curtain rings, screw pncs, brass candle sticks, pocket ink stands, razor strops wire selves patent straw cutters, ssc.
 GROCERIES, Szc.
 Riee, molasses imperial tea soap, alispice, pep per, loaf sugar, nutinegs, cinnamon camphor indi- go, ground logwood, glue putty, copa fariisf, spirits turpentine, German steel, plough nouds Sc Reesired per "Wabash YalIeY,'' and fer sale hv
 WI. B. WATT Little Rock. Jan. I, I3i5.. ls-n
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THE STATE CT AHKASsss. }
 Hfrt 5taef Gasss#

NAfHEREAs on The taa isi Jay of February. iast. W isfaa of administration ilas been granted 'a sae. oa ibe Esialr oi William Bruce dfceassd. atl rsons having elais 3tasalt sad Esiss a7e hereby nsis6 I o exAshli the sa4s to me n. liiaNancr nln- pesN authenticated within one Y~lr ttfrF fte date U saA lnlieis az aaes ms t. r7seHlei lsaaa an2 b. aetil la sA tz5sts aEzI if nos zkHiass ssItIa l.a
 s4s IgaI fs asi- nf sa fstess Q. liniaIfii aitaa. thrY all bs ttfrtef taFFa a5.i ffrs'i l tfnH saf heaeaf lsaza a4lI Estsie. fhis euh frbnla8 Ist4 r. r. BURTON administrator
 q. EAs Eftlza af Wa krHes aarHaset
 ftesis Resh Feh A tass. 9t ess
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New Store nns. New Goods.

AJ SHENkLOSkI has iast received. direct M. from New York, liaa sss5riment of DRX GOODS, consisting off ihs following articles. Strired silks; new stY.e black and blus-black bomblz n q. cape dc laines ehusans; Orleans olo'h; broad cloth French and AmeEcan pfin,s Irish linen; linen can5 hrie hikls.; 8laaras d0; French needle wosNrd ca- lafs siik, wested and wooen shsis; hlses silk hosf, a!ass. aad NAiae eoien Aose mixed and aaal.aeaa4 half hosr; fadia nhhsg suspendors and gf.al many other artieies tn th try ools iias iuo naaaf 0us tu mfu'inH,
 Also. JENEf.RH eaasisiiHseia spisalt assaft. meu'n hqr sasd. patent afa Aeiaeara leFsF Watches -uIi eaaas aHa gold psncil easss. Fl el whigH MI hs sold 4 h. lowest rfees.
 n pgtHe aza razFlzza.aiix Fs9assis=s ta ssH aal e4aa4Iae Ger taegasai& IaHHtE4 tHzzF7aHit WFa sFs ss WsHl eI aa) ui ihn ahass aHciea. aaa aa | Co fhs5F ia5es#ss sa F4t sf tafs sssFs.
 Ssass aa uata 2 aszi AsaF h fas ssss fsrHsfs er-snsssf b4 ( k.uflis,a < Sss
 l.,sis Eesk Fsh ta iss zf sK
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EViyH. Es. WYATT

EVYE. Es. WYATT MAS on hand -H t 2000 lbs. Bale Rope 1000 yds. ky. Banging.
 l30 kegs of Nails,
 5000 lbs. flat bar Iron
 700 |" round and square bar ,lo. coo '' Plough Wings.
 ito " Hoop Iron,
 % |" bbls. Kanawha Salt, English and American Blister Steel, German io. ALS0-A general assortmcn of Dry Goods, Gro- cerIes, Hardware, Qneensware Saddcry, Paints Oils, $c; all oi which offered for sale at the low est prices. Little Rock. Nov. 6th l8l1. s-lyr
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GEaeass Cash ssfalz,s,. l.

SNILIIAM VANCE $ BROTHERS, dealers
 w in Ready-lnade clothing Dry Goods. Greece nes, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Sc. n e store formerly oecumed by Messrs. McLain & Badgett, Main street, near Markham, Little Roek have on haeti full su,- plies Of the above articles wchtev will sell al the very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides, Tallo~, Peltries, Fura &c xchange, and for which the highest market yailIe will be paid.
 Little Rn,k. Antil la. IaIl no
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THE STEAM B0HT Ha "A 'H'GEE E2E1 EfA GIL 4E1
J. LANIERE, MASTER

.. INNILNI, NTAsTEN,
 D WILL run as irregular packetbetween <s.55y5i55. .ssa Memphis and Van Buren, touching 1t-s's at all the intermediate landings. The Hatchee Eagle is new boat and cannot be sur passed by any boat the Arkansas river for specd orthe convenience of passengers and safety oftreght Every attention will be paid to the delivery of all letters, parcels orders, entrusted to the care of her officers.
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 T. D. MERRiGK & CO, asenfs. Little Rock, March r, ls45. s7-lw
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Ss.gar. Coffee. salt. TEoEasses,

IRON, &c., &c., 6sc. NULL supplies of the above articles oh hand and N for sale low for cash, or the produce of the country for which the highest prices viii be allowed, WI. VANCE k BROTHERS,
 Nain street. Liitle Raci February l2ih, ls45. 22-tf
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TO E'EaH1 EDaTEBE.EG.

FVNHE undersigned Trustees beg leave to announce R that the opening of the '' Young Ladies Acade. my situated in the pleasant newly settled Town of D'Estimauville, Dallas county, Arkansas on the direct road from Little Rock to Camden, 40 miles from the latter place. will take place on the 2d Mon day in April next, under the superintendence of Mad. D D'Estmauyilled de Beau Mouchel. The health convenience. and beauty of location cannot be sur passed, and the well known requirements and the long tried experience of their talerted Tutress, can not fail to secure that success which only true merit deserves. All those desrous of procnrng for their daughters liberal edueation founded upon the most moral and strictly religious principles, will find the present advantageous opportunity. Boarders ac- commodated upon the most reasonable terms and the kindest attentions guaranteed. Terms made known on application to
 Signed MAURICE SMITH,
 TYRE II. BROWN,
 WILLIAM BETHEL,
 ROB'T $. WILCOX,
 WILLIAM OWEN,
 THO'S c. HUDSON,
 JOHN BROWN,
 Trustees. Little Rock, March l, 1915. 25-3w
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sssEE5' G0 OKsS,
 AT LYMAN METCHELL'S.
Mnln NLrocL.

I,tdlR Sfreef, yAT lIO has just received large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Croekey- Ware, Hard Ware &c., &c.,
 Having purchased his entire stock in ,he eastern cities at unusually low prices he will be able to sell low for CAsn He would particularly invite tic attention of his country friends who wifi find in his assortment every article they may be in need of. f.- His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne- cessary article in that line.
 Dec. ll--18ft. l3-ft
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.Y'0TEGE,.

EtHRISTIiN RAUS.f, admins, rator fthe es- N tate of Phillip RohskoT, deceased: Take no tice. shall apply the first day of the next term of the probate court for the county of Pulaski, for the sale of the real estate of the said deceased for which haze mortgage.
 DeeembeE 2i. i8fi. le-1f.
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sgg1sa Received,

EpER different arrivals I P bbIs. Sugar, l6 bags Coffee.
 bbls Mackerel No l, l5 boxes soap,
 Rbls. Rice, boxes Goshen Cheese, also
 | bbls. efMoases
 10 sacks Salt on hand Besides the above articles we have d full assornen; of Groceries; also Boots Shoes, Clothing. and De- mcsc Goods, SSc. All of which we will sell low for cash. GEORGE S BROTHERS, 1.-The heaa of IYater street. Lo,rer Landiag Little Rock Dec IS, lSd4. u-ti
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EEezs5fnE GarsE,

rEfHE subscriber continues the practice of med- 4 cine on the principles Of ReroRA-givng no mercary Or any other desructive poison such prac tiee being not only contrary b common sense, but it's ruinos and ftat effects ars but too visible o all
 T. ]. HARVEY, 5. F. Little Rock. hiarei, ,. Is45. 25-tf
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New esDOess.

 EH N. ALDRlCH would respectfully invite the H attention of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity 10 his large assortment of Hats Boots and Shoes, together with a general assortment of Dry- Goods and Groceries all of which he has just r6- ccived and offers for sale at wholesale CT retail at reduced prices. Persons visiting fhe city and want ing snch goods, would find il much to fheir interest to call and examine his stock before purchasing ese where.
 Nov :, I8il--5 ' US received per Steamboat Wabash Valley g 1000 Regalier Cigars;
 4,0n0 Tribucas ''
 2,o00 PIincipes,
 5000 Half Spanish :.
 Boxes good Tobacco.
 II. \, ALDRICH. Little Rock, Nov 2, lsii ,Il-f
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N0,E,EGE.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm of E. Y IA BAKER Sc CO, either by note or book acct. are requested to pay immediately.
 Notesand accounts not paid within reasonable time will be put into the hands of an attorney. for collection GEO. BoGGs is authorized to receive money, and give receipts netes and accounts due L. r. Baker & Co.,
 Liaie Rocf Oct H. lsig 5-tf
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PRINTING geSgseiss,

D ECElYED on consignment and for sale at cos EA and freight
 v bundles Printing Paper assorted sizes, also j boxes Oranges,
 " Lemons,
 OFFICER {. SMITH. March ), l5i5 2j-tf
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LAW NOTICE.
EzOY@EON & C0GEzE..
Blank Esoo..s and Stationery.

LUST received and lur salr af Inc B5essiore la ,s Ashleys Buck Row complete assaFimeut at Blank Books and Stationery, al ei which wiA es 5e4d IeN ios cash
 Rsskhialias. in ts different haanehes. is carrie4 s at tbs sslsal.shnsni and glt orsirrs rg1s,l as- tented t3.
 i.Hit.s RasE. Feh. I#. lsi5. z-H
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RHABeSEuAEI'S "A SALE.
UNITED SHAFTS or ANt. RIGA. } DisIt.ici nr 4l.L.nalcnc

UNITED STAETs or Aat.RICA,
 District of .4fFtansas.
 virtue ef writ of ierie facias, issued by tine -RS Clerk of the United States District Court, for the District of Arkansas. upon judgment recovered in favor of the United States of America, rersus Elias Rector and John Drennen, administrators of Whof,on Rector, deceased and to me directed will expose to sale at public auction. for ready money, on Saturday, the 29tr day of March next, (l6f59 between the hours of o'clock in the forenoon, and three o'clock in the afternoon of that day at tue court house door of Pulaski county, in the city oi Little Rock, the following described property levied on and taken in execution the property of the said Whoron Rector deceased, and sold to satisfy said judgment aforesaid to wit: all the right, title and interest oi said Rector in lois 1, ,, 6. T. & O. To- H. and l2, in Block or square No.e; fractional Block No ,, consisting of lots l. ,, ,, 1, ! and 6; frac- tional Blocks l2 and l3; Blocks numbered and Q, (the two latter, including the late residence of Gen'l R. C. Byrd,1 and also fractional Blocks 3 and f. and Block Is; all of which situate in Rector Town, and embrace the most desious situations of the late additions to the old town of Little Rock
 HENRY NJ. RECTOR,
 Uaiiea SiateS Marshal. 4rha. s.s District Little Rock ith March, 1915. 9
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SyJNEaEgEES.

SgJlSEnEekE1S. 1O Kegs pure White Lead, lO 20 kegs No. do. do.
 500 lbs Cotton Yarn,
 Bbl. Castor Oil
 F '' Rectied Whskey,
 Boxes Starch,
 bb Clover Seed
 l5 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 hhds. prime Sugar,
 3 bbs Molasses, ALSO mems half Spanish and American Saddles, Birdie filings Martingales, Collars, hanes, blind brides &c.,
 Received and for sale by W. B. WAIT. March l9, l641. 27-tf. BOHN c. PRATT SS co. Cotton Factors, and b General Commission and Forwarding Mer- chants, 39 Camp street, New Orleans. JNo. C. PRATT. JACOB BRAKEMAN. SEE. RELKNAP. November 9th, 1S44. S-lyr HOTTON, Hides, peltries of all kinds, Beeswax " SSc., bought al the highest cash market price by II. MITCHELL. Dec. 11-lS4i l5-U