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Boots and Shoes,

description both Ladies' GsOemn which will be sold cheaP
nOa little than work the like quality Other establishment
o
He keep The best end work nothing bui the best
materials. Those assured that he Will use D"
best general satisfaction.
Work will be made order the aud The shortest
ordered the he hand will be made the best
style. He hopes liberal share Of patronage
HENRY HELFRlCK
CsroIIon. March IA, l645.
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CORONER'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Alias Vendi
ExPoHaS, issued oIl Of the Court OF
Coumo0 Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and 10 me directed, | will ofer Tor sale
a, he door olthe courthouse m the town
Of CerroIllon, on the 5h day Of Aprrl
nex', between the hours o. 10 O'Clock.
A NJ, and 4 O'Clock, P NJ, the following
real estate to WI: The west half of the
so".h wesl quarter ol section IA, 10 l3
OF 'ar ge 4 containing so acrts more
3r less, taken IN execution and W i'll be
'o'd ~ JOHN MOODY.
Feb 81, 1915, Coroner.
ALSO.
At 'hn seue i'm, and place, bv virtue
oi writ Of Alias V.ndr Exponas. the
'o''o Iog real esJote to wit: The west
'aIi Of tha sou'h east quarter OF sec
no" 4, woshlp I6, of range Also,
t"rty Acres of the soIih West Quarter
OF inc SECTION, township, and range
aforesaid. Taken in execution and will
be sold bv JOHN MOODY
Feb 81, 184s. Coroner.
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The Undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrators
oI the Estate Of Thomas Shearpr. late
Of Carroll county, deceased; There fore
all persous indebted to said estate must
make inmrdln,e payment to the sub
scrbers, and all having claims against
sa,d estate will present them. legally
proven, for settlement within he lime
required by law
JOHN II SHEARER, ! Admins
JONATHAN SHEARER traitors.
Feb 2S, lS45
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

r. Office is hereby given, that The
~ undersigned has been appointed
and duly qualified as Administrator dc
bonlS non on he estate OF Daniel Berlin.
late Of Carroll county, Ohio deceased
Those indebted to said estate are reoues
ted 10 make immediate payment.
THOMAS WALLACE.
Administrator de boaiS non
Feb. %, IS45.
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HENRY ERELFRICK

Would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he si
north Of Mr.
Legg Ie Lsbonsle where be will constantly keep hand good
men
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CarrolIlon, March s, l845.

An excellent stock of Cloths, CaSSi
meres, Saimeus, FIOnnsls, DC. just re-
ceived and lor sale very low by
VIM NJ SINCLAIR.
Nov, Slh l644
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Ladies, Gentlemen
Misses, and Boys.
can all be accom-
modated with the
finest, most stylish,
durable, and cheap
est Boots. Shoes
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PAIGOLRTTIG
I'm New ERagerStOWn!

The subscriber would respectfully
Iniurm his old customers and the oub
IIc generally, that he srlll continues to
carry on the above business in New
Nagerstown. Carroll county, Ohio. lie
viii be Iound in his shop at al, times to
attend 10 those who may favor him with
call BE receives The New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall, which will ena.
bic him 10 give satisfaction 10 both old
and young He hopes by strict atIen
ton TO business 10 receive share of
that patronage which is always bestow.
ed hy llbera public on The industrious
His charges Will be made 10 suit the
times, AID he will receive either cash
or country produce IN payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb, Ia. l845.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
WhO wants its

gENHE subscriber intends 10 SELL at
private sale, his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No. 2S in Roberts ed addition 10 Car
rolton, and has good story and hall
frame house with five looms, and good
eel lar, wood shed, we'll, smoke houses
large aud comfortable stable pig pen ,
and number oi bearing fruit trees on
1t. The Out Lot is but two or three
rods from The lot, and contains a little
less than one and half acres. The
above property will be sold pery io~'
tho terms will be made to suit nearly
any purchaser, and an indlsPulabIe ''t'e
will be given. Those who wish to oO-
tain comfortable home IN the Town o,
CarrolI,on for a proporrionabIJ small
consideration, will do we'll to 'ake 'nls
chance Enquire, either personally o.
by letter, (post paid) of the Rev u
Rorhacker in CarrolIton, or OF The sub
scrber. N
A. 3. BlERDEMANN.
Unionlown, Stark Co q
Feb Ia, i845, !
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GRAND SCHEME
For the Sale and Distribu.
tiOn OF the following

Property:
No. OF Prizes. Articles.
Que prize Of two Dun Mares, matches.
one and the other 5 years old,
worth Sl4o 90
One elegant Iron axle and brass
plated Buggy, 80 90
O0e three Horse Wagon, so 20
One two Horse Buggy, 70 90
One one Horse Buggy, 70 90
One DO do IS 90
One do do 6S 90
One two Horse Wagon, worth 60 90
One half acre OuI Lot, adjoining
Waynesburgh, IS 90
One sci Of Harness, IA 90
One 90 do Ia 90
One Sleigh, 20 90
One do 10 90
80 brass Kettles, from 3 toe gal
Ions each, $3.50. IS 90
8 sets of Chairs, each sol Sc, l8 90
"a Rocking Chairs, each 2, 4S 90
80 Pair lroned Hames 81 cts. "a 30
3 Halters, each worth one dollar 3 90
One Black Mare, 45 90
One set of brass plated Harness 25 90
2 Buffalo Robes. each 4 dollars, 8 90
"a Wooden Buckets, each A cts. 10 Sc
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100 Prizes, amounting 10 81 900 90
1900 Tickets at 81 each.

The above properly will be disposed
Of, as is indicated, in One Thousand
chances of ST. each, and will he drawn
in Carronon, on the l7h day Of April,
lS45, at 10 O'clock a NJ and deliver
ed over to the UhoIders Of the fortunate
chances, on demand All property will
be IN good order at The time, and no
mistake.
S G MCKEE.
CarrolIton, March s, l845.
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The Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust !
Company,
NR
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Emgratidn to tho bod River and Trinity Coonv Texas

m e% eP%s to ns contract made special authority
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 pais sIaeSsoa @ S @ @ sds % s saeh sse Mi d@ad iSs~I I 5s % asfHs sF hs England htrpesd groves beautifully adorned
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 S N" ss ' S ' r %s s4 p% take wtl him especially E9 ] % ] % s ' Fs ] i T 5s , s.; . a Fss tn: ss s $s . ssaS s % s % s % sS @ : ] prefer they cheap f 5 s' s s 5S ssi % @ s s % s n @ % % 1 % . s. ] s i % .a.s ss s s aa a % $ % ' ss % S % ,: & @ s s @ :
 
 , , $$S 55$s: Trustees the ''''' Emigration and Land ''
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STATE eF ARKANSAS,

STATE eF ARKANSAS, !
 COUNTY OF SEVER.
 Clerks Office of the Seyer Circuit Court in Va cation, August 2nd, A. D. I645. Rebecca Howell, by her next friend, William Wright, Petitioner,
 US Petition for Divorce. Andrew J. Howell, Defendant EENHIS day came the said petitioner, by her soli- \ citor and filed her petition and affidavit in this cause And the said petitioner has also flied her at fdavit that the said defendant is a nonresident ot the State of Arkansas; it is therefore ordered by the clerk of the circuit court of Seyier couHtY in the State of Arkansas in vacation that the said de- fendan be and he is hereby notified of the pending of this suit; the nature o which is for divorce, not only from bed and board but from the bonds ot matrimony and for relief, &c., because the defend- ant has wllfuy deserted and absented himself from the said petitioner for the space of one year, with out reasonable cause or any cause whatever. And the said defendant is hereby required to be and ap- pear before the judge of Seyier circuit court m the State of Arkansas, at the courthouse Tn the town of Parachlta, in said county, on the second Monday in October next, then and there to answer the petition in this case fled or the same will be taken as confessed.
 And 1t Is further ordered, that this order be pub lished in the Arkansas Banner, a newspaper pub ished in this State for two weeks excessively. the last insertion of which is to be at least for week. before the first day of the next term Q, this court
 DAVID FJRAN, Clerk A true copy from the recos6.
 Attest; DAVID foRAN. C!k s. c. c. RoYsToN & CocE-s. Solicitors.
 Prs fee s,,o OOl 4S-2w
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ProcEaspsAaina,..

; TIE GOVERNOR OF .4RK.aNS4s. M BEREAS 1t has been made known to me W that Thomas H. Bfidgewood. who was com. mitted to the jail of Washington county. charged wtt ie the murder of William Free has made his escape e'g5eltota' No il ana Is now running at large:
 oi the State of Arkansas by virtue of the antbori ty in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward ot Itso Hundred DolLars to any person who may aPprehend the said Bridgewood, and deliver him tC the Sheriff of said county of Washington. in orde, that justice in this behalf may be had and executed In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my T. s hand, and caused the Seal of said State tc 1' D. be affixed at Little Rock. on the the % 4tb day " of August, A. D. ls45. - W '''
 THoS. s. DREW.
 By the Governor: D. B. GREER, Secretary ef Siats.
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ANIEEaanla aS. XXaEf

E E AS on hand 4000 lbs bacon sides. hams and ' | shoulders, 20 bbls four. 20 bbls whiskey, 33 bags prime Rio eodee l2 bbIs brown and loaf su- gar 6000 lbs assorted castings, 5000 lbs sheet hand round, square, and flat bar iron; 1900 lbs cotton yarn; 1000 lbs bar lead ? boxes sperm, star, and monld candles; 5 cases boots, shoes and brogans; 90 boxes window glass; 30 srndstones; 800 lbs Ep- som salts boxes tobacco bbs tanners oil, sperm, linseed lard, and Florence oils old port and madei- "a wines; oogniac and American brandy; Holland and American gin; lemon syrrp, pickles, mustard, ginger, pepper, saltpetre, glue, indigo and madder imperial and block teas moasses. wire sifters, painted buckets castor ol eaiomel, rhubarb Bate saucers; $ doz plates; dry white and red lead ;- white lead in oil; green paint. chrome yellow and green; Ptassian blue, spanish brown, venetian red, yellow ochre, lanpblack, ground logwood, japan and copel yarnish borax; sponge; l6 kits macker-
 VIM. B. WAIT.
 July 2Qih. 45-tf
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WHKeES A SsSENS

WILL be taken to tan on shares after the Isl w of Sept. next, by the Rockville tanning es tablishment, (segen miles south of this city, 1T Fourche township.) In order to accommodate inc farmers we have made arrangements with Mir hides and enter them on the share-b book. Whet tanned the leather will also be deposited at the above named store.
 Salt the hides and dry them in the "shade.'
 GEO. ERODE.
 c. 0. TALLER. little Rock, August 9th 1915. 4z6m.
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WESTWARD HOI

There will be meeting at Napoleon, De- sha county, Arkansas, on the first Monday in October next, to organize company oi emigrants to California. A general attend ance is expected. Any letter addressed to me on the subject, postpaid, will be prompt, ly attended to, by
 D. c. W. LEAyIT'T Napoleon, July 19, 1915.
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GEORGE MELBOURNE.
 HIFD CHAN

East siie of liatn street, Ldtle Rocf. .9tF's, E/ EEPS constantly on hand, by frequent inpor- ES- tations complete and excellent assortment which he sells at very low prices for CASH, All his purchases and sales being made for CAsH he is satisfied with prices which q credit business cannot afford. Those persons therefore, who have cash to lay out in goods, will do well to call and examine his stock.
 By late arrivals. he has received an addition to his assortment, of several beautiful and desirable articles Of summer goods.
 July l6th, lS45. 4f-tf
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Ea'lisfs1.9E' ' DIED.


 o., At her residence, in this ciy on Saturday last
 gui instant Mas ANN CONWAY. aged about eiabt, years She has left numerous and aGScta6af5
 laniiy, and large circle of devoted friends f,
 i,iouia i joss, for which time has no consoaton.-
 A A native ot Virginia, she was an early emisrant tc
 sile great West She lived to witness the of,yib o
 ,h''siity empire of civilization and Cbrsffanih,
 Mefe she had found but the rude wilderness and ite Iuuer aeeizens and to experience that prondest and
 Pulest P Joy ol mothers heart to be found in inc eIetalo oi several of her sons to posts of high hon or among their fellow men, in the noble country tl 2i when sho was pioneer Among her sons were G 5ie late lion, Henry Conlcay, E.r, Gop. Coa,rqv 9enl' z. N Coaeoay, at present. Auditor of Arkag., General of l' issouri '
 Mrs Conway was one of sthe excellent of the eart9' "Heayen gave her length of days, and she fill, 'd them with dee e@s of goodness For nearly half c>a >antuIy she was pious and consistent mem Der of the n. .ethodst Episcopal Charch and, in her ieath, exhibitel a most affecting triumph of the Christian faith, ol which her life had been beauti- ul example
 Or Puerperal Fever, ,on the 26th July, nIto. MRs FRANCES D. BOYLE, agea 3l yeatS wife of Con- JOHN N. BOYLE of this coun,' "; leayl'g husband, md two children an infant, the sub 'ecs of the 'eyerest bereavement that could b eia then In eierence to the death of this Lady, Il may bs most lpty said 'Death loves shining mark
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RgsHRavyay NeaTsses.

2 ANAWAY from tle subscriber, Iivi6g in La. 1S iayette county, in the State of Arkansas on with Negro man belonging to Doctor Josiah N. Wilson, of said county.-JACOB, black. good looking negro about 30 years old well butt and 6nite smart for negro, has scar on his forehead GA BRlEL, mulatto man, about the same age. not so smart looking as Jacob both of them quite handy with tools, middle size The negro belonging to Df Wilson IS mulatto man named George, quite pert looking, middle size, They are all well dres- sed; Jacob has brass watch; it is probable thev are making their way to free state, and may have free papers. will give liberal reward for the ap- prehension and delivery to me of my two negroes. or any information respecting them so that | get them again. JOHN STFET,o
 August I3, IS45 13-G9y
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.3'OYRaE
eSGKEGE RO pTe-cEARptOFs and settlers VVrp- OR tEae located portion Of fEse sBOO70OO acres granted tO Az
 kansas.

7
 kansas.
 h IL persons claiming exemptions, or who A owning improvements have made applica- ton to purchase land, under the act of the General Assembly of this State, approved 3Ist December lS42 will be required to complete said purchase. where 1t has not been done, according to the proYis- ions of said act. Notes for the land at the rate of two dollars per acre must be executed to date from the time of the confirmation to the State, of the tracts applied for, and will be in the following form viz:
 $
 For palae receieea, ! promise 10 pag 10 Re sfate of 4rbaasaS doiIarS, m len equal annual iasIql- apens, payable a one, t,ro, Hree, t6t due slr sep en, eight, nine and fen years Qfter He dafe hereof bearjag interest d lie rQte of sic per cent per a nun on cach inStatneat from He da{e hereof atata pafd. is aeitness my haad and seai HiiS - day of - I. D. l84 l. s. Should the contract not be complied with before the ist day of Jan. 1916, the application viii be void, and the land offered to the highest bidder. at the general land sale on that day.
 Those who have complied with the terms of pur- chase, will receive certificate upon application at this ofHce unless the location has been rejected by the Sec'y of the Treasury; in which case the pa- pers will be delivered when called for to the ap- p6cant. 1 To persons who desire to avail themselves of the subsequent act of the General Assembly, approved 20th Dec, l844, the same notice is given; and a like forfeiture of pre-emption will take place, un- less the purchase be completed according to law before the Ist day of Jan. l846 The form of obli- gation to be-executed under the provisions of the latter act, will be as follows, viz; i $
 For ratue receired Tpromise to pay 10 he Siaie ot .antonSaS, for He gse of Internal Improvement, - doliarS, a ire eq4ai oaauai qstalmeat, payable ia one, co ree four end fee gears qfler he datc here cf, bearing interest at te rule of sic per ccH per annual on each iasaimeM from Me aafe hereof aatil paid. ifs 'eitaess my hand aad Seal aiis - dqy ot
 - .4. D. IS4
 It is believed that there will be from 25,0oo to 3O,000 acres of this grant yet to locate. When the Agent can ascertain the precise amount notice oi sixty days at least, viii be published prior to the re-opening of the books for that purpose.
 L.J REARDON, Load .4gf
 for the Stafe of .4r1's.
 SLaLe Land Office sM ang.. ISl5
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DESCRIPTION

''Ths said Thomas II. Bridgewood is about 9 years ot age, about feet inches high, blue eyes, asht hair nose large. weighs about l25 or 30 lbs generally wears a cap and roundabout coat, plays the fiddle well and is fond of dancing-verv loqua- eious and dself-cGneeted-ha small scar on his up perHp-hs fore tetb are bfoad-he generally wears pistols and Bowie knives, and is always smiling,
 August 6, lsI5 47-4w
 ~ Van Bnren Inf, lligencel nnhIish fnnr n,eei,s-
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Medicines.

EO OZ Sulph of Quinine t3U 24 ID calomel
 20 q blue mass
 90 !" Rhubarh
 90 " .Jalap & Ipecae
 6 doz Snuff ({appi & Maeuboi) 900 boxes Sapingto9's pills, For sale by $. ". TAPPE,
 Corner of JHaia $ GteyTg sis. Tsille Rock Jnlg 9h 1915. 43-am
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Groceries &c., "M. VANCE & BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale al the lowest rates
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee, 90 Bbls prime Brown Sugar, Bbis White Loaf Sugar,
 I2 Bbls New Orleans Mc'
 Bbls Sugar-hous' .o. 150 Sacks coa-~ ,l ,asoa so Sack Moias'' 25 se Salt, s- 5 fine Salt
 ,oxes best sperm a oaartar caTSlei kegs Rife Pow Aioo n'o, and Rncb Shot, Ieaa Nails, iron, Se A which will bs-s old wholesale or retaass IT 10" as can be got in the city. Aeins H-tf ] Little Rock July 16, lsi9 9------------ -
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EBOBineft Da .msQuBto gga,.s,

LUST received, a few h' asquio Bars, superior 10 e1 any thing of the kind, yer brought to this mar ket. They are of BoBINEar, of sufficient width and length in the piece for Led of the largest size; and of the very best and most dt. rable quality For sale low for Cash, by
 GEORGE MD. BOURNE.
 East side Main street Jt'ly Ie&, Isf5. 44-tf
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holding of State conventions, composed oI Pianters-iorming, as we believe they will c eile pest nuclel for the dissemination of in- formation, derived from experience.
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c BBLS. Molasses; ? do Sugar House do Q 2 do prime Lard; received per s. b. Eveline and for sale by
 Anr I2 1915 WM E. WAIT
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the following goods:
 l bale 5-4 brown domestics. :" Al shirtings, l" 4-d " Sancook shirtings, .s 7-5 :" LowelPs !" bleached donestic " Al Indian hend shirtngs. " f-i Mill river, !" A. "Same old Coon," shir,ings, 3~d shirtings !" 7-5 twd driliings pieces rail road dimty {" Russia sheetngs ]" apron checks, linen,
 !" Irish linen,
 brown linen, 20 cottonades, great variety, !" American nankin, 20 !" superior bed ticking, z Hamilton willed, 1" salad blue. C white twilled linen, " brown !" 10 " furniture prints, 2 s brown holland, l2 " canbric, assorted colors, 5 [" French ginghams, 300 fancy prints, 10 painted lawns, 20 " curtain prints, 5. bishop lawns,
 a null muslin,
 8 book muslin,
 3 " Swiss, 10 " plain jaconet, 10 $ barred and stripped iaconet, {" white and black bobnet, s black thewie,
 8 figured bobnet, I black figured thewie, Ladies' and gents fancy gloves, Ladies' fancy dress hdkf, doz gents black silk cagvats, ? pieces black Italian silk. lbs sewing silk 10 < patent thread, 50 dog spool coit-,n, zo zo IDS IDS nahf sewing thr' .ad, =, pins. doz hemingsr .eeales. parasois and umbre' las, 1 Hoses, cotton am silk, great variety 50 pieces .usquito bars, 12o doz U ok, side and reading combsf | 50 :" palm leaf hats,
 20 lbs Turkey yed ALso.--A general assortment of schees books, kept constantly on hard Little Rock, June 2i, 1S45. 42-u
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Roceired per Sieam boat Liitle Ben FraakIia. EO SACKS CORN; 25 barrels flour. tJU II. N ALDRICH. June 24, 1915. 42:G
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- " "VVUf stsHst UHOCNH HCSs
 He is disposed to offer them on the most accomms- dating terms. All persons visiting the city and wishing 10 purchase goods, either wholesale or re- tail would find 1t 10 the. interest to call and ex- anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere; hs
 IS disposed to oier Lis goods at such prices as will induce persoes to purchase, Ii they want his goods. lie Will r,ceive ali kinds of country produce and pay 's persons may require goods money. In ad- dnon to his large stock on hand, he is opening
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rERHONEAs R. BEgmmRE.s.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT I,8 "
 CAMDEN, OUAcHETA COUNTY, ARKANs4s August l3 1915. 4e-9m
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NESS AND CHEAP GOODS.
 aS. NS9sgsssan

Louisville Ky, Augnst B. isl5-4s-6m.
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N eW Goods! m. M. ALDlkICM.
Dry Goods and Groceries.

WOULD respectfully beg leave to call the att
 w tention of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, to his large and entire NEW STOCK of
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|asJ accomplish s this, let there |bran,i.ese nee interchange of views E;s,;s EGush agricultural and man. t ' nsa public meetings, con- |o.ssS, p'sss' until capital and labor
 'pl and profitable direction.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
 A ted States from the lst November, 1915, to seth June, 1916, in Arkansas, will he received at the contract office of the Post Office Department, in the city of Washington, until 9 Tn of the 22d day of September, lsf5, (to be decided by the lst of October,) the routes and in the manner and time herein specified, 10 wit: