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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11
The State Of Ohio. Carroll county. 50.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

ahe state VI OHIO, Carroll county So.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Stark county Mutual Insurance !
Company
William D Jenkins, William Rey
nolds, James B Mcfarland Edward -
Lukens, WIlIiom Evens, Ferdinand ,
Helsklll Francis Hoskins, CosUn 8
iieiskiIl, Henry B Heberon. Rob- { :
ert L Poindexter,Ma'thias B Rhey, 8
James ? Hanna, Vrn Brown, Eliza :
beth Brown, and Horalro Hunt, |
James w Mclaughlin, and James
Beatty, rand Commissioners Of said
county,
The defendants, non residents of SAID
county, are hereby notified thai "The
Stark County Mutual insurance Compa
ny" has filed Jil ia chancery, agains
them IN said court, representing that OF
the 2Isl day day Of May, 1885, said Jcn
kns insured 10 said company his buld
ing ard goods, situated on lol % in Car,
roIrtOn for six years, aud gave his pre-
MUM note Tor Iour hundred dollars thR
various assessments have been made a
gatnst him by the directors of said com
panv. which are unpaid amounting a
rhe present time, including interest an'
penalty 10 $Il5 IA, and are hen upor
SAID lot and represented IN said bill 70 b.
prior 10 The lien OF either Of ihe defen
dants, and praying that said bot may b.
sod 10 pay such assessments.
The defendants will appea and pieud
answer or demHr to said bill within six
| y days from the next term Of the court
or the same will be taken as confessed
and decree rendered IN accordance viii
the prayer thereof. Fl GRiSWOLD.
Solicitor fer complainant
June 81, i645 81 6t
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SRERIFF'S SALE

the STATE Of Ohio Carroll county SS.
Court Of Common Pleas, OctoJerterm l845.
The ONO Lille Insurance and TrusN 3
Company 3
oseph Creal and Eleanor his vile. :
BY virtue OF an alias pIurus order Of
sale issued out oil The court OF common
pleas tor Carroll county, Ohm, and to me
directed, | viii Offer for sale at he door
Of lhe court house in Carrolllon, on Mon
day The ltIh day OF August next, be
tween The hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and
A o'clock P N, the following described
real estate, 10 wit: The north haIf OF
the north west quarter Of section IL.
township 10 and range 6 Taken in
execution and wi be sold by
D. WATT. Sheriff.
July 4, 1882. fee So 25.
ALSO.
Al Ihe same time and place, BY virtue
OF a writ OF alias pIu vendl pXponas, is
sued out Of the court OF common pleas
or C'rroll county, OHIO, and to mt di
rected, will offr for sale the following Q
real estate, VIZ: the south east quarter
OF the south west quar'rr of cion Ia.
township l3 ani range 4, containing 40
acres Taken in execution aud will be
Sold by D WATT, Sheriff
July 4 lS45-Pr. fee S. SO.
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SHERIFFS SALE


BV virtue Of two several wrirs Of aIis
as VendI fxponas, issued oJt Of the court
oI common pleas, flr Carroll county, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale at the
door Of The court house 10 CarroIl,on.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
and 4 o'clock, P. NJ. on Monday the 4th
day OF August nexr, the follow ing real
estate, viz: the north east quarter Of SEQ.
'lon "a, township l3, and range 4, ex1
cNpling 8 acres sold 10 Jacob Hawk.
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
D WATT, Sheriff.
June 27, le45- Pr lee 81 so.
ALSO.
At the same time and place, bv virtue
Of several wrlts Of A. P. vendi expo
mas, issued out Of The court Of common
pleas. for Carroll county, and TO me d..
recled, will offer for sale the following
real estate, viz: the undivided half in &,
terest in and 10 The east half OF lot No;
80; also, be west half OF said LOT No.
80, in The original plot Of Centrevi'Ie.
(now Csrrolion;) also, No. so and 26
feet off the east side OF loI No 4S IN the
Town Of CenreviIIe, (now CarroIIon)
Taken in execution and will be sold by
D WATT. Sheriff.
June 81, I845-Pr. fee ST. so,
ALSO.
Al the same time ard place. bv vrlnh
Of P. A. ven ex. issu, d out OF the cnnre
oicommon pleas, for Carroll county, aoS
to ne directed, will offer for sale Inc
following real estate viz: Lot No 9 in
Jeremiah Mason's addition 10 The +, wn
Of P'kin. TAX in execution and will
no sold by D WATT. SbeuH.
June II, l845-Pr, leo 81 SO.
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Master COInmissineP's Sale,
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county. O..
Robert Craven, !
ca Ia Chancerv
WlIism Wier

BY 'irlue of on alias order OF saleis-
-ued from The co1:l Of conmon pleas for
SAID county Of Carroll, IN the case above.
! shall expose 10 sale al the door Of the
court house in said county, on Saturday
the 18th day Of July, 1916. between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ and 4 o'clock.
P NJ, the 10 loving described real estate
situate IN ID county, 10 wit the east
halt OF he north west quarter Of section
number l3, iown.hip l6. rohgo 6. in The
IolenOenVIIle disIrIcl,e excepting 10! acres
of the south end Of sad hall quarter.
decided 10 Robert Mitchell and William,
Grimes, ROBERT McCIAVE
Master Commissioner 10 Chancery
JunS6, ls45-34.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

Slippers, Pumps, &c., &c ofevcry stylo
aud isshon, md to suit every variety
aud taste. His journeymen are the
best oI wofkmen, as he will employ
none Others, and who are able to pu,
up their work in style and fashion ms
well as durability. Those who wan,
any article IN This line of business will
lind it to their inleres, end comfort 10
give him call, when and where thew
can be accommodated in the most spen
dld styIe and sl the shortest notice.
Ca'l and see, and he has no fear OF the
result.
Ills establishment is ou Main street
At The sign Of the
GOLDEN BOOT,
A fe" doors west OF Leggel's Hotel
where he will he found al all reason.
able hours, ready ana pleased 10 wait
upon his customers and lbe pnhllc.
lie will tako in exchange for articles
IN his line OF business all kind OF mer-
shnntob'e produce Wheat, cora, oats,
A x-seed, bacon, benns, butter. eggs
wool, AK, mnCn h.X aud tow warn
aud every other variety OF country pro-
luce.
CSroIlton, My l6, ls45.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Ladies, Gentlemen,
Misses, !and Boys,
can all be accom-
modaled with the
hnesl, most stylish.
durable, and cheap.
est RnnIe Shnco
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03

fidelity he has ever manifested in the cause ol DemocFacy, and in the service of the State, is our first and only choice for SENATOR ia the Congress of the United States, in place oI Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY the present. ineum- bent
 Bcso7eed, That, having the utmost conf dence in the Democratic fidelity of the fol- lowing persons, we present them to the nac. ting as suitable representatives ofthe Demoe- racy ofthis County in the State Convention. to wit-EPhraim Dickson, Col. J. c. Walk CT, II. L. Smith, and 4. B. Greenwood
 Upon the reading this report, it was sub mitted to the meeting, and unanimously adop- ted.
 On motion of Capt Weathorby, Resolved that these proceedings be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and published i'll all the Democratic newspapers in the State.
 On motion, inc meeting adjourned
 T. II. DUCKWOkTI Chairman. W.. IowARD Secrelarg
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tlUu 3ependeu.s O..

up-
 3ependeus C..
 Q. animal food; il wo, , aqs.. .a, best 8-es-fxtcnd her agricultural 4a.. -leaYa ul laai for he increased psodHe- .leG ot hesasa wheat, baes aata. and we WQala a. .aeapef Foundation io. iomess ,ture q. Ter brandy aa1 which W aao,ae5 addition lo hs by lgIa zCga naia. if0ouid b. q con stdnt resot= a1 aud wheIeeoma faad for her qopulallo.. Hsfoyn aes3eaaa partial seasons and harlee by rea.a1- ing her food permanently eb9af~ 'a at rest the agitation of her corn laHa. F wouIdal change the poorer productions ol cold climates for hc richer and cheaper pre- dpction Tropical suns and rainG andsi4glj you even import Indian corn from the south of Europe, from Asia, and from Africa, still those countries would take your manuiac- lures ill exchange, and consequently would bcinliaisels preferable to paying geld and si yer, to the constant derangenIent of your cur rency, by importing the animal food and breadstults c. Germany and the north Of Ia- rope.''- Union,
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03
 ON INDIAN CORN,

"SIR:-Uader the existing circumstances of this country, in regard to the importation ton of foreign grain and 4geadsiulis, beg to draw your attention for a'momen! 10 the ln- portaiion of Indian Corn free sof dHty; and hope iia imparlance (at least a t appears to myself will plead my apology iac lrespass- IEg on ya4s .a4
 s.lHeiaa eas4 <. If ueigaHsa cen vmpiiae ln tie uA.tes. States ol Ao.ta Ametcai as
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CRAW
 FORD COIINIY


 At a meeting of the democfatie citizens ol Crawford county, held, pursuant to public notice, at the city of Van Buren, on the 23d of Nov. 1845, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State Convention, to be held at Little Rock, on the 8th of January next. the following proceedings were had.
 On motion of Samuel Edmondson, Esq.. the Hon. E. .. 5. Brown Was caNed to the Chair, and ] N. Tibbatts and r. J. Mckin- ney were appointed Secretaries.
 The object of the meefing was explained by the Chairman.
 Mir. ". c. Robinson offered the following resolution
 That committee of five be appointed by the chairman to prepare preamble and resolutions, and to nominate suitable persons is delegates to the S,ate Convention which was, on motion of ". s. Reeves, rejected. On motion Of J. E. Ogden,
 Res0lred, That this convention proceed 10 elect by ballot, four suitable persons 10 east the vote of this county, in the State Convention. to be held at Little Rock oa the 9th day Of January HeX!;
 WheteaP9A the convention proceeded to the election; ansI upon counting the votes, t was aseestaiaed that l. c. Mayors. Waah- iagton Dayal, F. G. Axe, and John T. Wl- is, had received the highest number of votes, and were declared duly elected, by the chair man.
 On motion of ]. E. Ogden, Eesoteed, That two persons be ehosen from each township in the county, as hon ofary delegates to the State convention.
 Wheleopon the following persons were seYeralIe nominated and elected:
 From {aa Baren,-S G iiensley and J 3.iagaHt.
 From gPPsr,-s. s. Oliver and B. T. Du- val
 From Eiz5isad,-W. Heard and J. Eide- yer.
 From Lees Gfael,-J.# Shaver and John Shannon,
 From a=FsT5-'r. B BassIilT and r. Chap ma1.
 From aIoahtfin.-Wm Edwards and W
 From Loal-h Alleu and E ] N 9.sea
 Fso -N5H.e Ees and } 4ke
 From .5 .5sas-o. Y. and I!eas4 scroegi6
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a5s aEsa 6EGa4'fsiag and Day


 ' Jals ag, \. NJ. Principal
 m .9asisiaA, sna will commence
 oaiH ttst 6r. Anderson has 7 IHt Iol1dOn of about sarla9 easf5e rho 7iiTs of pfepara- atN a the saperyis- iale4 f- but parea- si u- otced. Boys Wso a.ii H5t eeHaI} Hl9 H au.aans of tho scgri. ti#i bs 4t.t :, can t.ity inc GIz4sZ t1l.lr-C z.. e14Ez 4i lla best col s =az eaH Classics. Mathe- mai AatHfal tisii.s ...} }.4sA saofoGcA English eaas ion. Reisa,toas ol isces alc weekly re- qairea ltnsa 4it taa ssudcats.
 The terms are-l. boarding s9 maath--the studoht supplying his cHu cMdcs, or paying Sa eNiraioI l3eaes5ioa eI ten months. Noexira charge o. iae sasaig4. Guidoaiol the session of five nonths n susha or auy ol it's depaIaaa sis so and in las5ies s5.
 All boaEdsfs afe required tn bring with ii,em two towels, Nhieh. Aiih aeir claiAes age ai! te he dis hnctly marked. Bearlats also gTe repaired to pay for their 5oaId ia al Instances aai ol tas half ses sion in adYance.
 Mr. Anderson refers with pleasure to the follow ing opinion Of his labors during tho session which has just closed;
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JORDAN, Sec'y.
TIC MEETING IN BENTON
 COJN iY.

10 previous notice-giyea he County, a meeting of the party Was held at the Court aionyille, on Tuesday the 2nd Circuit Court, 10 cousiIer or of holding q Democratic State at Little Rock, oil the 8th of
 and to appoint Delegates 10 a.qn County in said Convention. 9ek, the Court House was filled ais from the five different Town County.
 laS Was organized by calling T NTH to the Char, ana aPPoint- INWARD Secretary.
 'good Esqr. being called upon, !, ,o,gect of the meeting.
 aalkermoged the appointment. aaa' oi q Committee of eleven, 'ed from each Township, 10 re-
 pfoPriety of holding a State 'aa 10 present the names of sui 10 represent the County in said
 2 me Chairman appointed the shP-Archey Wilson and Mil 'raship-T. J. Kelly and ILL.
 q Township-E. Taylor and l. 1. Tovnship-cap.. Wca.llerly si5ip-saml. :, Williams, Joseph
 J. 5. Walker.
 'ee having retired for halI an ana through their Chairman,
 ay, \, made the following report: N lion. t A YELL declines a re- ! ls.a s.o' ilonse of Representatives,
 ssssary for the Democratic
 aa's other mdividualin whose ] ,a'sFests will. be safe. And ! '9ce ,ss and wisdom point to q , M. n' most proper and suitable
 .,. a' the wishes oi the party ps' 9 experience proving that d ss,! es have a hormonizing inau-
 .,., selIqgs, and a saIutary effect a S 2 tue Democratic party,
 SalI a' Te heartily approve of the Iis .Io'3l agla a Convention at Little 7 of 9as ' sth of January (l8453 pd aen.." ."siniaaiiag a Democratic N s7'aiise ia ahe nox. Con ! Slaiss
 d '4e Ion Ynir., fof the a --,Ss seSis anu llc zealous
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STRING HILL. August 90, lst5.

STRING HILL, August 90, lst5 10 He Reg. Jola Anderson;
 DEAR stR-Your examination which has just closed has eqgaed, if not surpassed onr most san guige expectations. You cane amoagst-us with the highest recommendations g ripe scholar and an experienced instructor of youth, and this iiom some ot the most celebrated Professors and Divines of Belfast Royal College Ireland, and of the States of New York and Virginia: We now satisfied Hla; these high recommendations did you no more than usice IafWe are witnesses that the youth un. der your for the past year not only united and happy, but have never been so thoroughly and accurately taught before. We tender you our thanks for deiora,iuih, to settle permanently amongst US, and feel confident that it $ only necessary for this fact to be made known 10 make youF Academy one of the most celebrated of its kind in all tie south- efa country 5 assured thea, dear sir, that you have ai'eady won our highest coal.aendatons, and nothing oH ouf part shall b. wanting i0 cheer and sustain you for t,ie future.
 Yours, very respectfully, V lLLIaH A. BURTON, SAAIUEL b, TEUIr, RteHAEp 5REoR, II. ". rorNp2xsEK. HiAtlANsov FOSTER, c. I. NELSON, !. k. ELIEfr, IssAe \. JoNEs, STEPHEN f. Gos AZ, GEo ". HARRISON. PHtNEAS NA+H
 Se9tem5sr ih, isi1. Ism
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hE sGsg
 NfAnKtfAkl al-iss.i.I,


 FE1tHs aeli kiss
 eeSS i5eated II tiis
 %s9s ! tbe eitfl idtea3
 VI 1s4 reEaiF, aue aaa baea8 ss1fa.ilisd 1 aud sa.fagdslea. e9Hlm0iaitou nf tiH eebi'c.
 lhe proprietor NstHf ec tHl{ a9ltgHt old casetaass. hizflaIss, aaE tls a8aae taet he s hoN' Efz are. tp als, i ta tge community, aa#s.eAt eislss tasfsa aJaatl0n5 unsurpassed by q a4Dasiinf + ssl l5e i,D-g gbaAies, saH fga f5aah i.tat eReft t3haa4 sha! Aa teaagfad s8 pfaae.e the eclgtnG a4Fegaaa4 Y isla hls balae, | ii vigilance 4d l- desity caA 5aztsF=. ae determined sp4t9 aettirsf trouble nor expense n gsfiag satssaeticn to his guests, and aaes to iae'itias peitsaase oi ae l,e- T6e qualities ef Gis aes g'iass naaors s'nl sa- gas, are tle bsi ibd be eeH sitiaaes iaatket ein afford. GI ihsile is eehGdlJt lg ha,ng, wltif great care, leetea ts,9m ainssls He hes alss ma.ts arga auanta fer i,e si.eienf fer thc wtole aeaaaa apd lssn9aa g lslosit a@a8s ln bottles A4aaH0 aiesaa draft. Ills caaka ceiebratcd iD eys1y " epsui; his artanis laiihiui and astei ts4e; lsspoi HsIs ifas9y and eesaee7fs. Feeaaiis a.A .ares eYery aitaiaail9 licaey VII he sesed p ina superior I4afiiiss, and at tle
 f ro14aa3#6sis hgc5s stables are under Inc lna8t~ i as aeal ot 8a. Jasia ehlitaH, Nhsra ca1aaatsa, buzz aad 'H8s9s, dse aiMags is9dy toz tbose ssiso
 .le Hot .s..s ila ealpiad in ais safi and com. fug5pus iaur=h5ss eaeacss P iie aeeetluioaatioa ef Yisiior, letlea 5 B h3ass tfi-Weei Y, and ac- sfesf' 7f stae eta s6* stses F sae'fed on .tasafaf,la !1ln. L II. s 4 I s s55sni. esur,Who resdts Hssa aan4 vhe 5alr8as Ii assfta taii 1t ard Ids.siatsB0 fslaaf 1fass n .fe, a2 soothe l tao many iIi. that li6sf feta rn The office et tha montgolaet} 2 Point and Rock Roe trj-wsekiy Hae ef stages, . also <eut at lis house, where one of the proprietors can be found. always ready and desirous to aecomm' date, and whose puurtuaty, attention and regularity, is not sqrpassed even hY Stockton CT Reesle; and also. ef tae western CT Naa Btren laati line, whose agent M always be found al his post
 Atthe Siean boat landing, passengers will always find blacks, poaers, and diays, in attendaVce.
 JOHN BROWN.
 EHlle Raek. Eeh. lA. 1915. 23-lf
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 :, That we now publish and make 2, ..iog , to be held at Pocahontas Raso97 2 s.ao791ay in January next, for nr l,lol,o onomiaadng suitable can- < ,..at 7, the counties of Green and .,,s Senatorial branch of the next 2 u, .nJ that we respectfully solicit g,,1 .o concur and participate in said l..Iv moved that the proceedings |. Il, ,5c Chairman and Secretary of md 'l published i'll the "Arkansas Elo.55r M demoetatie presses in the :, of Col. Fm. Mitchell, the ||.5arnel, .5a sia. dis: ,.... <. ''' WI. MARSHALL, Chm. oay, soc',.
 Inc uJ2.T5.l.IN,,q, .5..I,,, IN ARKANSAS lio COU&IY.
 .:,a . the D emocrats of Arkaa- .I'7 sa1 at the Post of Arkansas, on |ras 1915, for the purpose of ap- ',ea,es ", to attend the State Con .la ? holden at Little Rock on the Fly next, JR. ". Jordan was appointed &c., |5e Chairman explained the osjaet ling, when
 k of James M. Smith a committee Inns were appointed to draught re- |,nessiye of the meeting, |lgjng gentlemen were appointed h, John 4. Jordan J. W. Shnltz, e+oss. J :. l r Smith Saith and and Nm. Sam | h of Dr Jordan, James N. Smith, |Ilco5s and J. T. Hamilton, were ], committee. After retiring for a Is the committee reported the fol- |n5le and Resolutions which were adopted to vii:
 ! .a suggested by the democracy of ia Convention be held in Little l S;h day of January next for the nominating a candidate for Con- we have great doubt of the pro- 1Iliag said Convention. Yet fl ton should be so constituted. as aad fair expression of the wish .as of the party, wegill cooper l Iiisnds ald abide their decision. Resolved, Taat this meeting aP- delegates, 10 attend said ConYen- nliority Of those present at he snail castle vote of this county That we recommend Cor. GHEs- to the democracy of this State m to inc U. s. Senate.
 That General SAMUEL MITcu- county be nominated by this IS a candidate 10 represent this Rxt Congress of the U. S,atss. That Harris Cross be nominate 10 represent this county in thl |aafe.
 That the thanks of the demo Slate are due to Gov. Ycll OH santatiye in Congress, for Hi- gag our State, ia the several af- 5e has been called to i'll ; and ia private life We tender him oaI ks l6f pa=t safViees.
 That this meeting recommend iacy ol the other counties com Snator!aI district, to hold meea point delegates to attend a Cor Rhoideu al tho Post of Arkansas Monday in tPfii I645, for tttssi
 a"tinr a caa4idate to re 
 i1a q1
 n Hamilton,
 n0otaa
 sad the cony5al i.3
 January next.
 That the deihoca6c papa, he Sa,e be respectfully re4a 1 the proceedings of this meef That thisme adjourn una aday in April
 LA SMITH,
 -,
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+f AHE h. tai1..a# HeH#} haGg. rrHhtiHf .-~- uosa collars hai0He eiats. l9tiifs 5z e. aEes- A.HAA de- es7fe.a eHt haaa 7ss ion afl 1s9gl cards. iron spades afd sh0 Vas, y1fleH rasea fGaUHf# trzIs. 4te3 ftrsH Hess. sad .fous sel5 ards llss s4z#5zsH4fs l 7a# ts- et Ilajas, aateAar lsHtes. sta #4#efs, 5e u meEE, ns5i hammers, haehe'=. i general asst.H- M2ut of aaiji siA and lan4--=H 6Ias, hood screws cart Jptts gnniac1s, pa3aad tH1i- laek7 eHest afA cpbhu3 laes, tlllocls, s18a. es, percussion caps, oil Hints, shaving boxes wi aia55as, faZols sF3Y- ing br' aes bfa3 candle stletzs5 german siYa4 tea and tlIe spoons, bItsga and ifaH 1ea aad table s|ooAs, .tsb bite brotura bits Bt8Bf b.Jts Faz6H5 Ga7plah5 fazal siDps, Eaer74 s5f3rs, aasefs glG. t5 chlseis sia4ip ize4s, e8fs1 eolaha. ballet moatds, s,aa .tlEeaa, cut packs, Llacka.s, huiae laus.ies, tiack7lg brH hes, sewing anl7, pdr apl7 shoe tack, briale buckles sh u-s6e1rs la kettles wire .t5ss, plane ions d5a5a and single, scissors sefu55Hg brushes, hamlbeli9as. brass and ? '. Ter iassats brass aells, shaving glasses.
 t-C1Ezys F 5AHs--Fea aa.ts GiHHiaa schs plain aud printed pitchers, con. teas ching and break fast pia'as, bowls cream Pise.sls. d.s..es, printed toy mugs, basin ald chiHa.cap plates.
 &ApDLgET-Aiens coiunb8H tHdies. ehafi sad- des hail spanish saddles, tHil sf2esh sad e5 e4sA shai,od, koe.skn seat saddles. boy hog sain seae sajd!es saddle bags, snalie tfi4les, cnfb brides, two rain braaoous. post brdie7, ia ring m,aiH saes, stinup catners circngie5 girls b8dle lcatacsa, IL ding WiHps. cow-hi3es.
 SlArtoNaRY Of every description. shoes and baez4. hats caps oi the latest and Hosi fashionable t13zs.
 hll pe5oH5 visiting our city Woulj do Ueii io e2,- amina oal atocll before purchasing elsewhere, e+esF descria ion of country produce taken in exchange for goods.
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,. M. II8BaIEs, { eoe,oI5..oc
 |. J. MCKINNEY. ~ - s''' '''-''
ON THE VIRTUES CT tyT}I.ta, CORN-IT5 IMPORTATION IN ENG
 LA.D ENEE NE EALN.

LAND FREE OF DUTY.
 The reports that we have received through the English prints about the free importation of Indian corn into the British ports have turned our attention to this subject Ii is tie great staff oi life for the mass of the iaborefs of tie South anI oG the Southwest. l. en- tcrs largely into the general consumption of the people, both in the x ogth and the Sotlth. It grows, besides, in most of the important sections of our extensive country. It is, ol course, one of the great staples of our agri- culture; but 1t is as desirable to Us as it would be 10 Great Britain, if il could be ia- troduced into tho consumption of her people. Some prejudice may exist against the use oi il in England; but it is prejudice only, which must yield to time. None are so intimately acquainted with the value of the grain as the people Of the United States, who use I II such variety ol ways, and who would hon. esily recommend 1t 10 ihe adoption oi other couriteies But the people of England might perhaps be better disposed to listen to the eX- perienced of one of their own coanrynen; and therefore, we beg leave to lay before them the contents of paper which was prepared for their benefit two or three years ago. Ii may even present, if not some new ideas, at least some old ones dressed ap inaneW shape, to our countrymen. They will be amused, if not instructed, by this panegyilc oi an En- lish gentleman on one of our great American productions. It has not, as iaras we are ad- Yised, ever been published before.
 IN. c Courier
The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03
Ttiae PoeF. O.. %. 1915. If
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IF N. ALDRICH tal5es this meth0d 10 inform
 < < tba public generally, that ia addition 10 his present Stock on hand Dry Goods Groceries e-c. Slc., h. is receiving per late arrivals every descrp
 lion of Fancy and Staple Goods, which viii make his assortment very Iarge and enmplate; p2i inferior 1a aay in tie place, ne has just oqened 1he follow
 ing articles yias blo, and bleh, pamestcs ifem 10 5-4 Negro Goods of every desolipdon blue, gtean, and while blankets, satinets, Kentucky james, eet
 tonuades, furniture piaids, apron ekecks, shirting 5ipas, Ilanaals circasans bombazines. lfsh linen, eve diapers, linen; lawn and cambde, han4sf 4 very laise assortment Of E0sdsh and American urints. eilk and eettor hans3, vooleh shawls and hais.a, haa.esg, eloVee asHaa1afs ribbons, tapess pi9S aIaads. feeaea ba4ta hooks and eyes, Ssc.