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ANTHONY HOUSE, eEisG General ;SsM2'e Df9lce.
.RKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.

MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 urp TdIs well known establishment,
 sEesssAf Il located in the business part of E ss. ' the city has justundergone thorough
 faSSSs faSSsa Es repair, and has been almost entirely sssSS Srefitted and furnished, for the ac- commodation ofthe public
 The proprietor very respectfully announces to his old customers, his friends and the public generally that he IS now prepared 10 extend 10 the travelling community transient visitors, and boarders accom- modatons unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Aleghanies and pledges himself that every at tention shall be rendered to promote the comfort of all persons visiting his house. that vigilance and f. dety can bestow, being determined to spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his guests and hopes to mertthe patronage of the pub lie.
 The qualities of his ales, wines liquors, and se- Cars are the best that the New Crleans market can afford. Of this he is confident, he having, with great care, selected them hmsef He has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season, and London Brownstout always in bottles :; Albany ale on draft His cooks are celebrated in every department; bis servants faithful and atten- uVei ms porters trusty and courteous
 :for baiis and parties, every attainable deicacy Will be served up in superior manner and at the most reasonable prices.
 The eommodious brick stables are under the man agement of MT. David Skelton, where carriages. bnSgies, and horses are always ready for those wo may wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com motions iour-herse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors, leaves this house tr-weekly, and ac- colnmodaon stages can at any time be procured on reasonable terms, by applying to the proprietor who resldes here, and whose courteous department and desire to please tends, in some measure, to soothe the many ills that flesh is heir to- Ihe office of the Montgomery's Point and Roclt- Roe tfi-weekly line of stages, is also kent at this house, where one of the propgietors can be found, always ready and dcsrous to accommt date and whose punctnality, attention and regularity, is not surpassed even bya Stockton Reside; and also, Of the western or Van Bnren mail line, whose agent will always be found at his post
 At the steam boat landing, passengers will always find blacks, porters, and drays, in attendance
 Lille Rock, Feb. 1o. 1915 asl.tf
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Efrrcrs or GrN TopnY-Wc laughed heartily over the following hi of iun, winch we picked na yesterday in one ear exchanges:
 Deacon Peaquirk, ssannch temperance man. having accidentally swallowed | reas- ing ,unhlcr os gin the other ,hy. wss askel how Ae felt aiieF t. How dd I feel " said he--s' why. ieil as if Sas sitting oa she roof of our meeting -llease. and every shinglc was tewSz zhafrH
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New Goods.

TT N. ALDRICH would respectfully invite the Il attention of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, to his large assortment of Hats, Boots and Shoes, together with ageneraI assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries; all of which he has just re- ceiyed and offers for sale al wholesale or retail at reduced prices. Persons visiting the city and want ing such goods, would find it much to their interest to call and examine his stock before purchasing else where.
 Nov. ', Is44-s
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AN ANTICoLDwATERlrE.--"Willy you take a glass of cold water'" said gentleman a few days since, as he was helping some of the boarders at hotel, and addressing a quiz of a Yankee who sat next him.
 'sNo, l thank you. went in swimming once, when l was boy, and have never had any thing to do with water alone,o was the quiet rejoinder. The hydropathists cannot make much out of him. f.N o. Pic.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, lJanuary Term n lN THE SUPREME COURT. Is45.
 Thursday, January l6, A. D. Is45. Car-

STATE OF ARKANSAS, lJanuary Term A. D. IN THE SUPREME COURT. Is45.
 Thursday, January l6 A. D. ls45. James Carr, PiaintiF
 vs Writ of error to Perry Circuit Court. Harris Grain and Martha, his wife, James Tucker. Alfred Tucker Jefferson Fucker William Tuck CT, James Campbell and Melissa his wife, and Richard H. Butram and Fanny, his wife, DefendtRts. 1s tHE Court being now sufficiently advised of the -h motion for an order of publication as to Alfred Tucker one of the defendants; and it appearing 10 the Court that said Alfred Tucker is not resident of this state is therefore ordered thai notice be given 10 said Alfrel Tucker, by publication of this Little Rock oHea 8 week for three sar-essive weeks within three months from the date thereof 10 appear bere this Court on the first day of the term to be held ai tae court house, in the city of Little Rock OF the ffst Monday in July next aad show cause whg ina judgment of the said Circuit Count in this canse shaii not b. reversed.
 l5i testimony that the above Is trae copy of the oFlsr oi fabe .si9H HHaie by the Supreme Court O. ihss.lis ol AESaasax ta the case and oa the day uleEsin stated;
 I. l.'iks F. BsFbsF, cls5k of ssal
 snars,as t'clrf. have herefa sat
 ng a51i al a.lix 4 tlls ssai fl. L. s. sud GpaFt af oHEs ia filt e.fy
 nt Little Rock ihss llh d4Y Q,
 fehsasrY, 1. n. lsi5
 l.. r.. BARBER. cse1k. r. CCsf1fgSs kSp LEaosNt, .iifs'. Iaplt kcSk. March :. isss es7e
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. s. SENATE.- In the United States. Senate on Monday, a resolution was passed directing the allow ance to the Hon. W. P. Mangum, President of the Senate since the death of President Harrison, of a compensation equal to that which the Vice President, had he remained in office to discharge the duties of that sta ton would have received.
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PRUDERY.-Here is case of prudery- one of the most excrutiating cases we have met with in long time. We copy from a New York aoer:
 " Pray, miss, what part of the fowl shall Ihelp you to?
 s'l'll take the part that's last in getting over fence, sir?"
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ADVANTAGES OF FAITH-W ordsworth. the poet, is large Pennsylvania bond holder.-- He belieued he would get paid, and held on Sydney Smith lost large sum by selling out-faih is what the parson breaches to others, but did not possess himself, at least in Pennsylvania bonds.
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APPRoPRlATE.-In the Malay language, the same word signifies women and flowers this IS certainly significant of delicacy and refinement we are not accustomed to attribute to the inhabitants of Maacca.
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RespeclGlllu
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W. P. Ross, Ed. Ch. J4dvocate.

NEW YORK DoGBERRIEs.-Some of these guardians of the night recently salu a gang of burglars endeavoring to break open store in Grand street. On being asked why they did not interfere, they replied that they ''did not show themselves for fear the burglars would sec their capsl11
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oi interest or principal on investments in is stocks or bonds held by the United States in trust, to retain certain moneys to which such State IS entitled, for the purposes therein
 Jolnt resolution to fix the time when the act to reduce the rates of postaoel o@l;ra;, the use and correct the abuse of the frank
 Ing privilege, and forthe prevention of frauds on the revenue of the Post Office Depart- ment, passed at this session, shall % into ef- feet Q
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yEyy CssGns.

On he Soufs-sasi eogaef of 3inin osi N,rssasa ss, IN BENDER has ias, received per Steamer 1ys Lucy Walker. large assortment os New Goods, consisting, ia pat. of Jaconets, rainss... Lawns, Maslls>, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bohaets for the iaiics
 Tor gnni.s.nsa's wear. Log Cabins. Gan1hfons.s 2. ant Coliessasss a.so the a<sartasenl ol well mate cioihias d, of Nca hr ull seii as cheap loF cash ss lhes can h, refeksx ssi n shis market.
 LItstr kack. Haf f5 l5f. 3k-fs
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"A verb is word that signifies to be, to do, or to suffer; (which is aH the grammar | was ever taught;) and if there's werb alive. Pm 1t. Pm always bein', sometimes doin'. and continually suferin'- -C Cdnsezemit.
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.v'UXHCE.

FHRISTIAN RAUSH, administrator of the es- W tate of Phillip Rohskof, deceased: Take no tce. shall apply the first day of the next term of the probate court for the county of Pulaski, fog the sale of the real estate of the said deceased, fos which have mortgage.
 A.. LEFAyE. December 2d, ls44. l2-ti.
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24tll March, ls45,
NOfice

E $ hereby given, that have filed with tbe Mayor n oi the City of Little Rock, the original assess meht % list ior the year 1915. and the same will be iaid before the Common Council, on the first Mon- day oi April next, where any persons who may think themselves aggneved by the assessment of his pro- perly may appeal to the Common Council on said hrst Monday oi April and have the assessment cor rected if it be found to be incorrect
 -, R. HAYNES, Ci1 Constable
 Little Rock, March 25th, isl5. 2s
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Sugar, Coffee, Salt. I1OIasscs.

IKUN, &c., &lc., &c. HULL supplies of the above articles on hand an l II for sale low for cash, or the produce of the country, for which the highest prices will be allowed VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS.
 Mein street, Littie .Roch. February l2th. 1S45. 22--ti {.
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HE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CoUNTY OF PULASKI. In Pulaski Circuit Court in Chancery in Vacation, llth day of March, A. D. lS45. Samuel Bigham, complainant ys.
 Parson M. Shurman & George P. Lemon. defendants. nN this day came the said complainant by solici- Otors English & BorIand and filed herein his bill of complaint in this case the object whereof is to obtain decree for the sale of certain tracts of lands situate in Pulaski county and that the proceeds of suchsae may be applied toward the payment of the balance said due complainant on the bond executed by said defendant for the payment of said tracts of and And it appearing by affidavit annexed to said bill that the defendant, PaFson M. Shnrmaa, ;s ! on-resdent of this State It is therefore, on motion eff said com painan ordered, that notice be given said non-resi- dent defendant by publication of this order ih the Arkansas Banner, newspaper published in this State, for the number of times, and within the time, prescIed by law, that unless he appear before the court here or before the fourth day of the next term hereof to be holden at the courthouse in the city of Little Rock, in the county of Pulaski on the 3d Monday of April next and then and there plead, answer or demur 10 said bl the same will be taken as confessed and decree accordingly.
 Witness my hand as clerk in vacation this Ilth day of March, A. D. Is4J.
 GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk.
 March l7. lst5. 27-ew
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 NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm of E. Y :. A BAKER & CO, either by note or book acc t, requested to pay immediately
 Notes and accounts not paid within reasonable time, will be put into the hands of an attorney, for collection. GEO. BoGes is authorized to receive. money, and give receipts, notes and accounts de E. Y. Baker x Co.
 LittIe Rocf Ocf IL, lS43 5-tf
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The following may be called a very definite answer:-"will youapologise orfght?n ?nssSare, l vill.n
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EslanFk Esooks ana StatEOnery

E UST received and for sale at the Bookstore in J Ashley's Brick Row, complete assortment of Blank Books and Stationery, all of which will be sold low for cash.
 Bookbindng, in its different branches is carried ol at this establishment, and all orders promptly at tended to.
 Little Rock, Feb. 19, l545. 23-tf
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SUNDEgHEs

SgNDEgHEss. ! Kegs pure White Lead, | V 20 kegs No. l do. do.
 800 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Bbl Castor Oil,
 P :" Rectitied Whiskcy.
 3 Boxes Starch,
 bbl. Clover Seed,
 l5 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 hhds. prime Sugar, bbls Molasses, ALSO men's half Spanish and American Saddles, Birdie filings, Martngales, Collars, hanes, blind brides Sc, Received and for sale by ". B. WATT. March l9, iS44 27r
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DIVISION OF WIscoNsIy.-The Milwaukie Daily Sentinel proposes division of the territory now embraced in Wisconsin, and the erection of new territory, to be called Superior, from the northern portion.
 The Territory of Wisconsin, as 1t now is, contains an area as great as six of the largest class of States in the Union. It is twelve hundred miles long and averages about two hundred in breadth. The Sentinel proposes a dividing line to commence on the Missis- sippi at Prairie La Cross, and to run iii a north-easterly direction to the mouth of Me- nominee River on Green Bay, and thence north along the last mentioned river, and the Montreal, to lake Superior. The country north of this line in Wisconsin. is said to have a climate similar to that of New Eng land, and to be rich in mineral, commercial and agricultural resources. The soil is rep resented to be fertile, timber abundant, and water power without limit.
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THREE NEW STATES INrHEFIRMAMEN1

FLORIDA STATES.
 We anticipated from the buovant spirit ol the last Tallahassee ..Floridiann of the 22d February, which we received yesterday mor- ming, the eXaltation of her citizens on receiy- ing the final intelligence of her admission as a sovereign State into the Union Never since the days of l5l2, when Juan Ponce de Leon. landed upon her coast to discover '.the foun- tain whose waters had the property of restor- ing youth" has Florida, the land of flowers been so much excited or oVerjoyed, as when she receives the tidings of her admission.- The legend of the fountain is, of course. ia bnlous-but thought she has no waters of perpetual youth, yet she is now to drink of the salutary waters of freedom. We con gratulate her on that destiny, which she is to enjoy. The Floridian pours out the follow ing exulting strains of joyful anticipation The fountain will scarcely be inferior in the intensity of feelings which it will create = Richmond Enquirer.
 s.FREEMEN of a STATE Citizens Of our glorious, uenera6te Union The power of the whole tribe of Federal stipendiares over us will soon be defunct If official authority is abused hereafter, the people will have the corrective in their own hands. Those who have done their duty will be rewarded by an intelligent and grateful community. Those who have abused and insulted the people, will leave us, or sink into oblivion, with the generations of the good citizens. Shout, Floridans shout! From the Perdido to the Tortugas let one united shout be heard Huzza for the State of Florida, for the Con- stitution, for the Union of our country A long and loud shout to the favorite son of Florida-tor the pure hearted and talented LEvY.o
 ssWe say again, shout Floridans! shout You are now free people. Y You are your own soverelgns. Thank with humble devo- ton the God of nations, for his paternal care of you--that in the dispensations of his pro- vidence you have surmounted the opposition of your enemies, and stand redeemed, regen- erated and disenthralled from Federal rule You are now constituent member of the glorious confederacy-one of the happy Uni on of American Republics. The Star ot Florida is now side by side with those of the other States on the Star-Spangled Banner- Huzza huzza!! loud and a long huzza l. aye, three times three Hip Hip! Hurra Hurra for the State ofFlorida0
 And IowA too--and TEXAS too! Three new Stars placed in the Armament within two days.
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Cheap Cash Store.

WILLIAM VANCE & BROTHERS, dealers
 w in Ready-made clothing, Dry Goods, Groce- rles, Boots. Shoes, Hats, &c, in the store formerly occupied by Messrs. McLan & Badgett Main street, near Markham, Little Rock; have on hand full sup plies of the above articles which they will sell al the very lowest market rates Cotton, Hides, Tallow. peltries Furs SSc. taken in exchange and for which the highest market value will be paid
 Little Rock, April 20, ls44. p
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.vEEJs GOODS,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S,
Maia Sfrct

JUUIH SITCPI, NHO has just received large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part ofHats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery- Ware, Hard Ware, Sec. &c.,
 cities at unusually low prces he will be able to sell low for cAsn. He would particularly invite the attention of his country friends who will find in his assortment every article they may be in need off, His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne- cessary article in that line.
 Dec. ll---1SH l3-ft
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.Bust Received,

DEK different arrivals 1 l2 bbls. Sugar, I6 bags Coffee,
 bbs. Mackere No. l, i5 boxes Soap,
 bbs. Rice, boxes Goshen Cheese, also
 I bbs. of Mo!ases
 40 sacks Salt on hand Besides the above articles we have full assortment of Groceries; also Boots, Shoes, Clothing, and Do- nestle Goods, SSc All of which we will selllow for cash GEORGE & BROTHERS, .lt the head of Water street, Loper Landing. Little Rock, Dec. IS. ls4i. I4-tf
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HE TRUE DocTRINE.-President Polk in his inaugural speech, describes in glowing and eloquent terms the blessings and advan- tages ol the Federal Union: he says" All distinctions of birth or of rank have been abolished. All citizens, whether native or adopted, are placed upon terms of precise equality All are entitled to equal rights and equal protection. No union exists between church and state; and perfect freedom of opinion is guaranted to ali sects and creeds''
 These are sentiments worthy of an Amer ican statesman-and they put to shame the narrow prejudices of those who would draw odious lines of distinction between various classes of American citizens, Where none are recognized by the constitution and laws.
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ssUHsH.KG SAEIs;.

AHE undersigned will offer at public sale, to the II highest bidder, at the court house door in Mt. Vernon, the county seat of st. Francis county. on the I'd Monday of April next the following property, viz: six likely negroes, and from I,000 to l 200 acres of first rate land, with good improvements sit mated in the vicinity of Mt. Vernon Claims on M W. lzard will be received in payment. The attend anee of all the creditors of M " Izard, either by themselves or agents, is respectfully solicited. as this sale is made for their special benefit discrmina- ting only against such claims as are secured by mortgage and liabilities by security
 r. J. HARD. February l9 ls45 23-8w
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|
 BLOODY AFFRAY NEAR FoRT GtRsoN
 we have been informed that, on Tuesday night last, bloody aflray occurred at small cabin, on Bayou Menard, near Fort Gjbson It seems that number of persons were at this cabin, where illicit traffic in Whiskev is carried on, drinking and carousing. Amonosl others were Wiltiam Nicholson, a mixed blooded Cherokee, and eight or ten of the Onited States soldiers stationed at Gibson- Nicholson, 1t IS said, after many efforts. suc- ceeded in provoking difficulty with the sol dlers, and in the affray which followed kill ed one of them on the spot, and stabbed two others-one, it supposed, mortally. Mich olson succeeded in making his escape. ANOTHER VERsIoN.-Snce the foregoing was III type we have another version of the atfray, which occurred at ..frolic" in the immediate vicinity of the Fort and not. as stated above, on Bayou Menard. Accordino to this version, there were fifteen or twenty soldiers, some of whom created quarrel. that caused considerable noise andinterrnntz ed awhile the dancing, with the view of re- venging pique they cherised against Nch olson, on account of some previous difficulty between them. The quarrel having been. however, apparently quieted, the dance was renewed. While this was going on, the sol dlers, the most of them having crowded into the house and completely blocked up the door, made an assault upon Nicholson, who Ietreated into one corner of the house. He was there beset by the assailants-one of them, attempting to knock him down with a club, he killed instantly by stabbing with a butchers knife
 Others then attacked him, when he wound- ed three of them and made his escape.
 Such Is the substance of the accounts that have reached ns, and we give them without vonchlng for the correctness of either, fur ther than as to the deadly termination of the atiraiy, the whole of which is, no doubt, the result of drunkenness.
 The wounds Of two of the soldiers are slight, utthose of the other mortal. A com mand, we understand, has been despatched in pursuit of Nicholson.-C Cherokee .4drocaLe.
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THE S7'E.AM BOAT Ea A 'E'aCE EH FEE EIAc.E.El

J. LANIERE, MASTER,
 k-,....at39 WILL run as regular rpacketbetween ssss,..zxsE.as Memphis and Van Buren. touchin@ II I1 Sat all the intermediate landings. The Hatchee Eagle IS a new boat, and cannot be sur- passed by any boat on the Arkansas river for speed or the convenience safety oflreight Every attention will be paid to the delivery of all her officers. V ''e care oi For freight or passage, apply on board. or to
 ,.., l.. D. MERRICK & CO, .4gents. Little Rock March r, 1915. 27-aw
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G6RHR M.

ID ECEIyED on consignment and for sale. 1t 250 bushels Corn,
 10 bbls. Whiskey
 OFFICER & SMITH. Iadlch @ou io1o. 2S-tf
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satleiiery, Traanlss, GarEpct Flags

SssaEsHAcE'y. AFgaEfEAse QaE'Ebct kENgs
 AND SADDLE BAGS, Sc
 VIE undersigned offer al the lowest rates an as A sortmcnt of the above artcles-conssting of the Columbian, Attakapas and English saddles la dies and misses do.; brides, reins, bridle filings, martingales, snrsingles, girhs, blind brides, horse and mule collars, saddle trees, spurs. whips. Be !. folio and plain Ieaher seal and horse skin trunks carpet bags, saddle bags, &c, &c.
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS.
 Mam street, Litiie Roct. IeDrnarY I2th, ISi5. 29- if
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EB A Es ED WARE.

A WILLS, vices, sedge and hand hammers, axes, ~ long handle shovels cradle and grass scythes, cut and hand saws, cotton and wool cards, steel plated and ironspades, manIa and tarred rcpe jack and jonter planes horse nails, augers chises, par liameni, but and table hinges, wood screws iron squares, plated and common strrups, iron head and kitchen fire irons bed screws and castors grubbine hoes, wedges, flat, half round hand and pit saws, lacks and bfads, stock, knob till and pad locks plane irons, sheep shears, spurs, pound pins. gun locks, cotton and grass plough lnes sand paper fry pans, knives and forks curtain rings, screw pullies brass candle sticks pocket ink stands razor strops. wire selves, patent straw cutters, Sc.
 GROCERIES, &c
 Rice, molasses, imperial tea, soap, aspice, pep per, loaf sugar, nutmegs, cinnamon, camphcr, indi- go, ground haywood, glue putty, copal varnish. spiris tnrpentine, German steel, plough moulds &c Received per eWabash yalley.s and for sale by
 VIM. B. WYATT. Little Rock, Jan. l, 1915. Jeff
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A'EvEHIN,EsNN A eyeepgHDANVy

A LL persons liable to do Military duty in Capt. ~ WM. ANNEAR's Company, 2nd Company, 18th Regiment Arkansas Mlitia are hereby ordered to attend Company Muster on Saturday, the 2oth i4st at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in front of the State House, armed and equipped as the law directs for Military duty. By order of the Captain
 .. J. GISH, 0. S.
 Little Rock, March l9, 1845 2s-lw
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WHE. E;. WYATT

WYE. Hs. WYATT TEAS on hand \ A 200O lbs. Bale Rope,
 1000 yds. Ky. Bagging, l30 kegs of Nails,
 5000 lbs. flat bar Iron.
 roo '' round and square bar do..
 GOO Plough Wings,
 400 Hoop Iron,
 20 bhs. Kanawha Salt, English and American Blister Steel, German do. ALSO-A general assortinen of Dry Goods, Gro- ceries, Hardware, Queensware Saddery Paints Oils Be; all ofyhch offered for sale at the low est prices. Little Rock, Nov 9th, 1s44. .s-lyr