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oorup BALTIMORE, June 1st. 1885,
i, a,ui subscriber, in consequence of continued
~ .eai mas TINS day sposed of his entire Interest
u, m inc concern of ROBERTS & ATKINSON of
DKSGs, N EDcIEEs, FIXTURES, sc. Sc, 10 BENJA
MIN MIN KusH ROBERTS, and respectfully soliciis flor
port fiji HENRY d a NJ NJ I tHeir sup
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POSTPONED. Father Miller, says the Boston
Mail, has postponed the end of the world until
the close of the Mexican war.
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CoRNS-CORNS-CORNS
n II. 1. ZACHARIAH,J R.. resnsc,e,p.

AnAAH, ~ hs, re spectfAllv in,
80 loiAs me ladies' and gentlemen of Baltimore
mai ne Is now pc rmanently located in this city and
Bnnlons, CLUB Nails, Nails penetratino re EyesI
or Galloses OF any kind on the feet in five minutes
WltDout tue least PAIN or BLOOD, In a manner thai
they will NEVER RETURN. ""''''' 'n''
Dr. H. will attend on ladies or gentlemen at the ir
residences, ifrequired by leaving orders at his resi-
deuce. Dr. l. ZaCt3ApJAu 1851
Surgeon Chiropehist No. Ill Lexington St.
.p..,,s above ",, Liberty street, Baltimore, Md.
dS-f alh'ItS attended BY The year. jeq d6m
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letter BAGS Up AT PhR RxcuISav pv,p,,, :,
Eor hlverpool-Packet ship Hargrave, 18Th ]
ror bremen-Brig Louise, with despatch,
For Havana-Schr Primera Do Ioresi 9Th ins,-
For the Pacitic-Ship St. Joseph, soon.
F0f bfemep-Ship Harvest, with despatch.
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n3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS ,.,bo. ,,;st, -
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES: Cold
G uoaS ana Foh CHAINS Silver spoons Gold Pencil
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited IN eIaninc
GAbklEL d. CkARK'S assortment, which is com
etle, az MS Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
avn apps
n, 05aFRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
or single Plate. VIZ 0'''' "oNeH'
chsEiSV, me most complete and largest assortment
Vi ,na4ogany FRAMES TO be found in the civ
uIl. rortralt and Picture FRAMES, ofeDtirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in baltimore n,ds
TO order OF the very best materials and by The hest
Workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES:
hCDoi KINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
Tor sale and made 10 ORDER AS cheap as thew
can ne obtained at any establishment in the United
NJ d. s. FRYER,
"ii-u No North Gaystreet.
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NAVAL The U. S. sloop. ofwar Dale has
just been fitted out for the service under orders
OF the Naval Department. She dropped down
from the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, on Wednes-
day, and sailed for the Pacific on Friday.
The u. s. frigate United States, bound to the
African station, sailed from Boston, about five
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, with slight south
westerly wind
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TRIAL NAVIGATION. Mr.. J. II. Pennington
has exhibited TO us the model of a machine Of
Ms invention, destined to navigate the air, and
10 carry passengers, troops, SC. He has also
Shewn us ball designed to be nne-pounder. !
with which his nrial car is to be supplied for
tho purpose of letting destruction fall upon the
heads OF our enemies, The machine is to he
moved by steam operating upon wings, and to.
Se'navigated by rudder. We dare say that
IL IS very ingenious continuance, but will il
answer the purpose? The inventor is verv sam
gune OF success, and has devoted much time
and toll to the construction of the machne.-
Our own impression is, that the attempt to nav.
igate the ar never can succeed; but so MANY
extraordinary inventions and discoveries have
beed made, that it is rather hazardous IN rro.
hounce against any novelty, however absurd
u may apparently be. Mr.. Pennington states
that one OF the government engineers has re-
ported to the President in favor of the construo-
ton OF an Erostatic Machine of one hundred
Ieet IN length. If this be so it exhibits conf
dence in the success Of aerial navigation. We !
have no objection that the experiment shall q
have fair trial, although our conviction is
against its practicability. We should be 10th !
to be passenger on board of one ofthose ma S
chimes on its first trip, though we believe that
nothing would give Mr.. Pennington greoter t
pleasure. a
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL;
~ FORTITME ZION

SAoh ETHING VERY NOVEL; "A
A FORTUNE FOR as GENTS II 4
EmohH CO., the far famed Prize Aeents onnd,
cue barnhm 8, will offer to the public of The fnjtst
states beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY ~
'eaulhS prizes IN which will be as follows: -
1000 DOLLARS!
1900 DOLLARS!! u
1900 DOLLARSu! y
1000 IDLLARS!!!! ScSc Il
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be o,I u
25 CENTS!
FOR the purpose Of affording to their natrors ~ ~
number OF chances in these fayorite Tot,eria 80
tfyttnS OUTLAY, EMORY & co. have determinaJ
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter ,oLo,
zone OF which may draw :hree of the iaroes, nr;o
ioI me small investment of SO so. DecidedIv m Re
mos, prontable method Of purchasing tickets ns,,;
u,a,y III tese lotteries, is by the package AZ ever,
psckage which EMORY & CO. sell will have in !, lie
ole NUMBERS that are put in the wheel and must nell
ccpssany nave IN u al the numbers that are drawn
io me "neet Inc only chances against the IaTgesE
pilze IN the lottery las the tickets in every
tnat Emory Co. SELL are wnrranfed tn ba w
az he numbers in the drquing) are the chances
having the three first drawn numbers on o1,e t;tst
nus Tor the small sum of % cents If von oet N pe
hree hfst Drawn numbers on Quarter ticket 70.
certaiA to receive the handsome amOunt If y liz
$50 DOLLARS!
~ FOR Tickets in these deseryedv nonuIar a, Nj
tef,es, application must be made TO the well
and celebrated Prize Agents 49, "''' A"o"
EMORY y CO., opposite Barnum's
,., United States Lottery Agency,
mn Ill.,, nj. $500. -. Baltimore, Md. A.
Wf- Inc Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are alIfgg
,,;,I ~ uou. orders from the country for Tickets
WIN DC iathuly attended to, be STRICTLY coNFt.f
DENIiAL, anu the best selection of Lucky Ticke,sp
FIR
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THE MUsEuM.-BeneM of Miss ST. Clair. Thi.
highly popular danseuse takes her farewell benefit
this evening at the Saloon ofthe Museum. The ele-
CANT comedy of"London Assurance" will be repre-
sented for the third time this evening" Miss ST. Clair
appearing for the first time as Grace Harkawav. Az
Ter the comedy, Miss Henry will execute the Polish
dance of"La Cracovienne," the performance to con.
clude with Grand Combined dance from the opera
of the Bohemian Girl and Leonora, by Miss 81. Clair,
The attraction is universal, and we besseaka crowd
ed house for the beneficiary on this OCCASION
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Our Book TABLES. We have received from,
Messrs. William Taylor, Co, Jarvis Buildings the
following publications:
Library of Select Novels, No. 50, containing the
Bush Ranger of Van Diemans Land, BY Charlie,
Rowcroft, Esq.-Price 25 cents.
Chronicles OF the Fieet-containing the Ruined
Merchant. and the Turkeys Daughter.
Wandering Jew, illustrated, No, l3-by Eugene
Sue. ...'.
Harper's Illuminated and New Pictorial Bible. No.
"a This number completes this splendid edition ofI
the Bible, and subscribers should at once have II
bound, SO as to prevent the loss of any number, |
Life in Prairie Landry Eliza w. Farnham. We
have cast our eyes over few pages Of this volume
and il appears 10 be enteraingis,
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NoREo ok NAVY YARD. The Norfolk Cour.
Ter says, that great activity prevails at this Ma
Wy Yard, in fitting out the ffigate Brandywine,
aud sloops-ofwar Decatur and Truxou.
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HIGH WINE. The thunder gust on Thurs
day afternoon last, was accompanied for a
minute or two only, by a remarkably strong
wind, at about six miles north of Baltimore.
At the Relay House of the Baltimore and Sus-
quehanna Rail Road Company, small car
used for carrying passengers on the Westmins-
ter Branch, was blown off the track, and some
slight damage done to it. No person was in #
at the time. The wind also Frustrated few
fruit trees
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FROMrHE EXCHANGE READrNe-RooM ZOO
CLEARED.

p.,.. ULEARED,
BUnningeT. '"' 'io
G Chappel. ' -
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Il OST-A GOLD EPAULETTE with the nqpra
M three (5l on the strap, was dropped somewhere
between the DasuereOtype Rooms Of Mr.. Pmsbe. in
nai'lhlofe, ana me corner of ST. Paul's and Licking
ton SITS. suitable reward will be given if desraS
the finder will leave the Epaulette at he Pmmba
Rooms, or at the office Ofthe CIippef. ie6 9t
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FACTORIES IN BALTIMORE CogSrY. Three
or tour factories are in full operation on the
line OF the Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail
Road, within six miles of our city. These
factories afford employment to many respecta-
bic females, and furnish market for the sur-
plus produce of the adjacent country. The
proprietor OF the Washington Factory, (who
took the prize at the late National Fair. for
domestic sheeting,) is now erecting number
OF handsome and convenient dwellings for tho
accommodation Of persons in his EMPLOYMENT |
Nere the tariff to be 80 reduced as to comm 81
these factories to suspend operation, it would
DO Of immense loss to the neiehborbood. and
would deprive large number of industrious
females and others of tho means of procuring
not only respectable support, but of acquir-
ing something to "lay by for rainy day.''-
1he result in the union, would be most dsas-
'rous' by producing great distress. amongst op-
eFatIVes' We trust that Congress will be wise
enough not to disturb system which acts so
admirably for the general interests; and partic-
llarly at time when the revenues of the coun- :
Try are likely to fall short of its expendit ures.
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TELEGRAPHIc CoMMUElcATIoN FROM PHILA-
DELPHiA. The telegraph between this city and
Philadelphia was put in operation yesterday,
by way Of experiment, and found to work ad-
mirably. In few days it will be opened fol
business transactions
During it's operation yesterday the following
note was received and Immediately transmitted
to Washington: rs
PHILADELPHIA, June 5, lS46-l0 A. NJ.
Mr.. ii. O'Reilly congratuates Professor
Morse on the completion Of the Telegraph, and
on the connection of the Hudson and Potomac
by links of lightning.
In five minutes after, the following note was
received in Philadelphia and responded to, that
it was o. X.
WASHINGTON, June 5, lS46--A. M.
Professor Morse coHgratulates Mr.. O'Reilly
on the success Of his labors.
Subsequently the Philadelphia and Washing
ton wires were connected, and several commu-
nlGatlons transmitted directly from city to city,
about lao miles, with the speed of lightning
Truly may it be said that space has been ami
hilated The Patriot, during the operation of
the Telegraph, received the following report of
the Philadelphia and New York markets of
yesterday:
Sales Of Stocks al PHILADELPHIA, June 5. $50
shares Reading R. at 80; IS Northern Bank of
kentucky 81; S33 900 State SIS 66; $4,000 Tex-
as Treasury Notes 10; IL shares Manuf. and
Mechanics Bank 80; 40 Harrisburg r. r.
is l-2. After saes-26 shares Manuf. and
Mechanics's Bank 2S.
Second Board. so shares Western Bank at
IS, W; 100 Grand Gulf :; 100 Girard Bank
8 l.2; $50 Reading R. days, 80 l-g; 200 Nor.
rls Canal n 10 S-s; $50 do Ia S.S; so Gi. |
rard Bank cash 10; 80 do. b ) wn, 10; 200
Reading X, days, SO l-2.
.NeW York, June 5, Q p. NJ Stocks are all !
up to-day, and large business done in conse- |
luonce of 4 rumored settlement of the Oregon
question.
Flour excessively dul-Michigan S4,i2 l-2
o S4,lS; Genessee S4,25 to IS; Prime Pork
"A l-2; Mess IL "a.
Exchange inactive.-Tea sale exhibited re-.
uced rates, attracted small company.
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EBORALL, Manufacturer of silk FIRING
&c. No 4 EUTAw HOUSE, ae,n,s
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FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1876.

MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BALTlMo
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SOUP! TURTLE SOUP!
AT THE EUROPEAN HOUSED!
JUST received, the finest lot of GREEN TIJRTI. n
ever brought to this city, direct from Nassau.
r W, Inc SOUP will be served up EVERY DAY.
nom II O'Clock, A. NJ. till pm. ieg. I,v
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AE RS. NICkERSON-wI open Oh Monday
1VA June Sth Urgandies, Berases and Lawns AZ
so, variety of Shaws and Scarfs, Cause Wells as
sorted col0rs. On hand Infants Worked Robes and
Bodies. As tire season is far advanced they will he
sold at the lowest cash prices
je5 No. SO HOWARD.
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MANS. MRS. NICkERsON has lust reviewed
-h an assortment OF Feather Ivory and Paper Fans.
ie6 No 50 HDlVaP N Srr
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YXNO THE LADIES. Embroidery CHM far
IL Scarfs, full assortment on hand and for sala
by JAS. NJ. HAIG,
1873 Baltimore street. -
je6 opposite CIip1er ofs,,o
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EAUsE Wells. MRS. MCPHERSON kas
~ just received few dozen Cause VeiIs asscrt
ed coors. -
je6 No. SO HOWARD ST.
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iFsn V. Q. 7Inss. COMMERCIAI...
Tuesdar NM. Dee. ls. laa6

. AHN4aay AlZnl. Dee. ID. lo41. The heavy pressasr oA oaT columns, yesterday and to-daY prevents Enn giving our usual review oi the market al length. We have likewise been compelled to omit our siatissical tables.
 The English arws has not influenced Cetton tuniayofahiy. Aa aetIve demand spraRg Up late in the day, which resulted in sales of 500 bales at svery steady pFiee--indeed, they ware n some it stances shade deaFxf. The hayiax was caiefls for Eng land and the North
 The ScuAR market was vesy aalh saass merck 25o hllas. al . partial decline of ie MoLAssEs was offered as 2Bsc. peF gaioa. FLouR.--Ihe accounts received from Eara,ye to- day were of character 10 iIsiaee heiers to offer their stocks more freely. The tf4HsAetians sun up about @duq bbls. at prices ranging from St 95 . $ 90 bbt. although notice some lots of choice brands for which better ptccs were obtained, The market closes this evening ora under the influence of the advancing tcndeRcy sf lreiglls thaa the sst teRoE oi the karopsan accounts The following are the particulars oI saes far we could teaFn St7 hbts. Illinois al $5 2S 5aa do. Ohio at $s 90: I5e do, St. Louis at Sg a0 500 do. Ohio at S4 %. 50a do do. al $i 36s; 2D0 do. St. Louis at Sl "a: 500 de Ohio al st 35. s0a ao illinois at St an $50 ao. af < B; t5a de. St Louis al from SI s0 st 70; and IeoO es. Ohio, sold late this eyeang at St 25 per bbs
 PRoYIsIoNs--Ia poRk we notice sale ef 200 bbis aow Prime, ai price not made public. h Bseqs, casks Shoulders brought Be. and l5 do so. 3se per 10. In LARp the iesaasd Eor strictly
 
 vlous outside quotations. bat the lower qualities are ID less demand, and prices are soHssEhSt tower
 following the transactions ts- asr0ssat ing to about 2Jn bbis. and tefecs and l0e kegs, to erces a, bc.. 20 bbls at ' lo teTces at Gs; s0 do oa private terms; II do. al i-ias i4 do. a, q 3e bbls- grease at 4; and iea kegs prime st 7ae per ib Ia BERT. wa eausd learn oi no sales CosS.--Ihe aceouhts Rsr steamer Cs,iextoaia re- ceived to-day show slight decline in this article in European markets, which has had corresponding ettect here, and the transactions to-day amount to fully ,eog sacks. at lower rates. The Esliow- lngl are the particulars i00e sacks white at 55 C. 100 do mixed at 50s a1t do white at $; S5OD do {; white yellow lsolS yesterday and not prepioss- iy repartedl, tt 5o; 60o do. white at 5sl, 9o0 do at 55; li50 do while aud yellow at 5o, gSg do in- ferior at ink: i7ee do white and yellow, in three lots, at 5ac, per bushel; aad 60o do. yellow at a price not made public. The market closed with aa apparently better feeling.
 TALLow.-3o bhls. TaIlow sold today al 7se Ter 10.
 WnrsxEy.--W We coull learn of nc sales sf iir,pof. tance ih this article.
 ExcH>NGE.-The Bill market is again rather lower. We quote Sterling q 5! per cent. pfem Francs Of. I'll 5t. 52s Bills s,a New York, at 6o days. a 3l per eeat. dis. Checks a per cent. discount,
 FREtGuTs.--A British vessel wss 6lled ap ;sl- day at sd. Corn shipped at iat. Ffeights, gea- crafty, have tendency to advance.
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Aslaainistralol... A No1ire. \ N, \

'hE undersigned. administrator as ksais s,as. Y A 'ise estate oi stephen Pagan. gesesasea. ss,,. hereby give notice tbai he wih apply st ts,s nsS: term ot the pr"eate Court for Paissld roanfxs W ~ efuef 10 discharge hin asNeh AdmsinsstfaaSfs VI also, al order faf sssslsihat;aa af ls,e skSr.s3 baak notes DOW nha hanas To each hess a Issr2t., at which time aud place all persons iaterxsted sa attend. if they think proper. - ',
 Dcc 9. fsi6 lsNs
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A true copy
D. B, GReEn, Secretary cf State.
AN AcT
To establish the co1nty of Prairie.

To establish the county of Prairie.
 Be u enacted by thc General Assembly, q Me Siaie of .1rkansas, That all that portion of the comfy of Pulaski lyiag east of the follow ing described aes, viz; Beginning al the eoraer of township two and three scHih raI ges nine and ten west; thence north to the corner of towHships one and two south; thence east to the middle ot range nine; thence north to the line between townships one and two north; thence west 10 the fine between ranges nine and ten; thepse north to the line be- tween townships four and five; i; thence west to the line between ianges ten and cleycn thence north to Cypress Bayou to the line dividing the counties of White and Pulaski, be- and the hereby IS cree ted into and declared to be separate and distinct county, 10 be called and known by the name oi Prairie county.
 Sec, ?. .fad b. tt further enacted That From and afier the taking effect of this act the said county of Prairie shall have and possess all the powers, privileges, and imnuDlies cl separate and distnci county; aud ali executors, adminstfators and guar
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D. B. GaEEn, Seerelary of Stale.
AN ACT To establish Justices Courts.

AN ACI
 To establish Justices Courts. Sec. |. Be t enacted by the General .1S- sembiy of the Stale of .4rkaaSds, Thai each justice of the peace shall hold monthly court in and for the township for which he may have been elected.
 Sec. g. Be u further enacted, That the several justices, in each township, shall so arrange the times of holding their respective courts, that the same may not be holden on the same day, and having so arranged the times of holding such courts, notice thereof shall be put up at the court house door of his county, stating at what time and place each justice will hold his monthly court. Sec. B Be Il further enacted, That each and every writ of summons, whereby suit shall be commenced, which is issued more than five days before each monthy court shall be made retarnable thereto; but if such monthly court be holderwithin five days, then such writ of summons shall be made returnabe to the second monthly court there aftcr.
 Sec. 1. Be IL further endcted, That jus tices of he peace shall have power to adoarn such courts from day 10 day. until the business before them is finished, and shall have the same power to law. ' % ~
 Sec. $ Re # further enacted, That noth- ug in this act, shall be construed as to prevent bail writs and wrts of attachments from being made retnrnable in the manner now prescribed by law. SEC 6. Be it further enacted, That all executions issued by justices of the peace, shall be made retnrnable to the next monthly court 10 be held by the justice issuing such execution, II the same be issued within twenty days of the same but if is- sued within less than twenty days Of such court, then such execution shall De made returuable to the second monthly court thereafter.
 Sec. 2. Be il further enacted, That this act shall take effect ard be iR force from and after the Is, day of March, lsi7
 A. RUST. Speaker
 of House of Representatives..
 WK. SEBASTIAN,
 President ef the Senaic. Approved, Dec. 2ist, lsi6.
 THo's s. DREW.
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AN ACT

 To amend the law concerning the repeal of Crimi- nal Statutes.
 Sec l. Be it enacted 6y ths General .as- scm6ty of the State of .Arkansas, That from and after the passage of this act, where any crilui nal or penal statute, that is now or may hereafter be in force, shall be repealed all offences committed or forfeitures accrued under it, while il was in iorce shall be punished or enforced if it were in force, and notwithstanding such repeal, unless otherwise expressly provided in the repeating statute. Sec. 2. Be tt further enacted, That this act shall take effect, and be m force from and after its passage.
 A. RUST, Speaker
 of fhe House of Representatives.
 W. K. SEBASTIAN,
 President of he Senate. Approved, Dec. Fist, ls46.
 THOS s. DREW. 4 true copy: n n Gprrp CecreI0ru If TIGIe
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$15O REWARD. NT.1TE OF .IRK.H.N.N.XN.

To aLi to rhOm these presents shall come :--GHEEr.
 ISG:
 NTHEREAS, it has been made known 10 me. w tEat certain David Sinco, charged with the crime of negro stealIng, did the 2sth day af 0c tober last, escape from the custody of the Sheriff Of Jefferson county. by breaking the sii af said county Now, therefore. l. Thomas ;, Drew, Governor of said State, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do'hereby offer rewari of one hundred and fifty dolsars to any person who may apprehend the sad David Sinco, and deliver him to tbe shei- if of said county Of Jefferson in order that justice in this behalf may b. had aud executed
 IH TEsTtAoSY WHEREOF l have here
 unto set my hand, and cagsed the seal Of C.. S. said State to be atiixed, at Little Rock
 the Huh day of December, A. D.
 iS46. 1H0.S $. DREW By the Governor
 DAytD B. GRsER, SecrefdFg 0f Slate
 Description "Said Sinco ia about feet in. ches htgh, slender built dark complexion. black hair, has down look in conversations. wear tinss iu his ears, abont i5 years of age. has a family in Arkansas county, and k acquainted in the Indian nation, and may aim to get there.
 Dee l6 iSi6. Il--4w
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Dee, af-Eik, Wariag. Aapesieoa Arkansas No ;. Marsic. New Orleans. --Hatchee Piauler, Snaep 25.-Wm. ArEaStFeng. 1iaasss, Napoleon 2s.-Chsimeio. Miil,ams, New QIieans 27.-Arkansas Mad, Priieasrd, Memphis 2s.-Chsineto, Williams, Lewisenr~. q --OeIia fimins. Bort Gibson.
 DEPARTURES.
 2i.4-Elk, waring, FDa Smith. |. --Atkahsas No. ,. Masse. Fort SEilh. 2a.-Wm. Armstrong. Tisans. .s --Alert, Gregg. New Orleans. 2Gs--Hatchee Plaaser. Snapp, --Chalsaeto, Williams Lewiskurg 2s.Ark- Nal, Pritchsfd. Fest Smith.
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.............-,.i...., s..At all laws i'm S.e. .: I. ;sIs sst be and the same are hereby esIsd eosId .sd this act shall take effect rom and ai ter ]" A. RUST, SpEsker
 of fhe Holss cf Rspreseniaisss,
 W. K. SEBASTIAN
 President cf tte Seaate. Approved pee ''' THos. $. DREW. p B. GEEEK, Secretary cf State.