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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16
KENT, KENDALL u ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
II MAIN STREET,

Ill AVE in store, and are now receiving their
- - stock Of British, French American Dry Goods for the
fan trade comprising unusually large extensive variety
which will be sold low they be bought any
this and 10 which they respectfully attention OF
the trade KENT, KENDALL6 ATWATER
gent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16

Farmers of Virginia.
w II have determined TO offer every possible in.
dueemcnt N thr farmers ~ virginia upJn tide water to
bnF their produce TO s msrsrt W. s rrofe tender our
o he sale o produce N a nds upon ne fafno terms with m
hao merchant our eh1res will b. To- wheat per bust,
lou ano 10 fnafne alc' the usual guarantee com
~" "n Iaftn' ias 1d seventeen Year. experience In bus-
ness and Matters hus be- uror AZ r teps
any house IN ih city he fyes bic personal ate
:" business We are determined that sha wanting IN
render fnre sai action n tho. who my naronre o.
To our customers aik charge sr ne Tots t ,,
~ have ~ acqulft7ure, refer Mffafa ia s Rros r.
Co. WarWi't Ba'silo, Capt Rsn Sheppard and Ibp w.
Or CORY, 20 GRErfER . tgRFr.rrg " "
doors below ths City Hntsi
nv it-N ffyfuery Ron Tav rsf
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PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 2, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 2, 1916.
IfNHE undersigned arc established in this city
Il as Commission Merchants and respectfully
vices IN all branches OF domestic and foreign Mercantile
and are at all times prepared
They prepared 10 receive and sell all property which
consigned TO their address and
a. may be obtained Ia this
Ia The department OF shipping experience will
in assuring our friends that alt consigned
either for sale Freight Charter prompt
TYSON KOONS a co,
je 2-Gm No 50 South Wb,rvss
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GALLAGIIEn a OLDNER.

w" b NfHi HHiu HW %
HAVE IN store, and for s1c on reasonable
= ~ terms rcHota asorent of mn hh Pofsrn md Dome.
u' Wins end Liquors ~ Wholesale and They have AZ al
tmesou hani . 70 rs AMI 90 John, an runts AMI
~ pei w n sod 0f'sf any qianty may wanted
heefs 81 rn1c hrusrs The country and ersou waning
Eoo aice ~ ihfr would d. wei rive them can e
fof ppchin a. t'sg may any LIQUOR tsy nav
- vi prove 10 b. reu.rre artcir. - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16
RLACK iron POIISH- for Irol

haHSKs &C. Sc This article produces inrs
"aes and all Kinds OF Iron work beautiful black
curing no more labor than the application ordinary
1t very DURABLE and effected by edeeiuay
protecting the Iron from the action Of For by
DUvAL n PURCELL.
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For CoacII NIakcrs

~ OIlCE.-Ilaying by attachment, served
upoa Step Duval and Fcndin Grhn prohibited then,
from paying The owng negotiable Notes By Duva Bro
% 70 ani "nd'sed by stephen Duyai and payable Bena
Chufchhr interest I'm the late concern of iya
NV y" hh ~ % caution The public from receiving of 10 any
nannr Trading or f'd notes list dted Oh June 1876
drawn ~ Duva rrostc-s 90 ana erd,ed by s,,1, me-.
~ m Tor FiOo' bu other date avn bv the
~" lie snd On 70 I'D BY stephen Duva about $1,000
1896 yyu Asurps,,si ~ 9 sum
Aug 81. tstG-tr p..,s a,
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sgS kglIS Is will 3
rs n 81 iS6 10 u re 9 1S so % 200 Z 90
so 81 9S i77 - 10 Is5 AIS SIS ~ 32I 57s
p 100 IL soI 40 os 81 $50 30 4 IS 49l Z 90
Is 81 Ip6 373

hUBINSUN, Frcsidcnt-
sasrrt H.ssAv Secretary
The subscriber Agent for the above
receive applications for Life Insurance
Named via for years for hs any not
exceeding 900 single life. The
OF the intermediate notea the
well rs all other information
Insurance. will aiso be made known application The
Ases Offered BY this Company believed
superior TO those offered by any Great
Britain. H. A. CIV ArItNRy
Physician the soeiey-he Family Physician of the party
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DISSOLUTION

TINE copartnershiP heretofore existing under
n the firm OF Rankin whrtoek cay By
mutual The unsettled basncs OF
tended to by Raniia, whuoek d Roysser.
(sisnedl ROBERT RANKIN,
d. ID. wurrLOCK
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NOMoRE WHITE. GRAY 0RRED HAIR,

L remedy which considerably alters
The appearance Of tie from that which tsked
IL 10 pleasing to have eieen To
effect this chnnge of hair wished
falling Of LES HAUEIS VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
DYE which the proprietor justice beyond any
Thing Of the kind
properties very powerful though very THIS chemical
result s wonder asst en1hles
hau without The least For
hair whkerS eyebrows. &c brown, black
The slightest evil need us
altogether harmless Th composition sanctioned
by The science Of Chemistry 20 dye indeb the VA
Ious gadaton Of eoor without danger inconvenience and
has justified the liberal patronage and nee Of the
public " black IL required, marked NJ II brown
boI marksdB.
for sale, Wholesale ard retail, by JULES HAURL.
Pcnumor and Chemist,
No. SO 3 Third street. below Chssnut Phiia.
And BY my Agents, Glitter, Duval Purcell Y Duvai
Duqncsne Main street Zaehrsson Donin Mcaueen Broad
street Rchmoud Chs Cong Bragg Thomas Petersburg
and most all the Druggists through Union
pJ- Beware Of Couutere ASK for JULES HAUELs We
"ErAHLE LIQUID HAIR DYE" you genuine article
W A premium awarded n Pfankln institute. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
TRESH RICE, for sale at the store Of
az l.. J. SMITH.
/ CLARKE, M.D.,F.R.S.and M.R.N

r CLARKE, MD, F.R.S.and M.R.M.
IS. (London,) takes this opportunity
10 in form his friends, and the public gem
orally, who may need his professional
aid, that he can be consulted, at all
times, al his residence, at Mr.. TIMOTHY
c. JoHNsoN's, Milton, ono mile northwest
Of the Centre, or will attend to any call
when he will engage to effect n cure O.,
any cancer, in Whatever advanced stage,f
and in whatever part it may be seated, in
the eye, nose, lip, throat, breast, or inter-
nally; he will take it away without
pain. Also FIstulas, without cutting !;
also Scrofula, or Kings Evil, he will
cure, however malignant the case; also
Ulcers, Of the various kinds. and in the
most advanced stages; also infiammato-
ry Rheumatism, or chronic of long stand
ing also Calcula or the stone in the uri
nary passages.
&c. speaks thus confidently, having
had advantages, derived from close
intimacy aud frequent converse with
some of the principal physicians in Lon
don, Sir Henry Halford, Bart. MD, SIR
Ashley Cooper, Bart. M. D., DR.. Aberne-
thy. DR.. Carr, &c. &C. g..
J. C. as Surgeon Apothecary, and Ac-
coucher) is determined to keep nothing
but the best quality Of Drugs anil Medi-
cines by him. AS he has had great cxPe-
rience in them, he is able to detect any
spurious quality, by doing which he hopes
to secure the confidence of coDfiding
public. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
NOTICE.

9KlHE following are the Articles Of Agree
u ment of Terry, Porter g. Co., located
in the town of Plymouth, and county OF
1itch6eld: -....
Article /. The undersigned hereby agree
and do associate together, and form themselves
into joint stock Corporation, according to the
provisions and with the powers specified in an
Act entitled "a .AR .aef relating 10 JOINT Stood
COrPOretions,' passed BY the Legislature Of the
State Of Connecticut at their May Session AID.
1887.
.artfcie 2. The name Of the Corporation
shall be called Terry, Porter Il Co.
article 3. The Capital Stock oil this ComPa-
nv shall be and is hereby fixed at eighteen thou
sand dollars to be divided into twenty-five dol.
lar shares, The object and business Of SAID
Company is TO be manufacturing and dealing IN
Wooden and Cotton Goods, and general mer-
chandizing. ..- ....
Plymouth, Jan. l, lS46. ,a
Signed WIN. r. SLADE,
aas LUClUS P. PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
8 Natures Eavorite Pre-
- $500 acripti0n,' wa..0

prescription congenial TO on. wants, as It
prepared from chemical extracts from subs
sta noes which the Author OF nature has placed
in our own land for wise purposes, That many
who know nothing Of the mode OF Its prepare.
lion are endeavoring 10 reap pecunlary benefits
by selling an article similar in name, or in mp.
nearnnce. or nv representing their own trash rs
superior to this BALSAM. Al these deceptive
sr;s 90 TO show thar WISTAR'S BALSAM is
known to the world to be "THE GREAT
REMEDY - and that to sell any mixture, il
must he like this in name, or p"rport,t TO be like
il in substance. ,....t.
M Believe not the cunninsly hi IA.
ricn,ious-and take only the ORIGINAL and GEM.
ina WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
RY.
mo oTRR CAM BE LIKE TT.
Address all orders Cor the above Valuable
MEDICINE to SETH w. FOWLE. l3S. Wash
Observation-Disclosures, SAMUEL Buell.
WatcrioNn, A. A: Cridley. - Plymouth. s.
Thomas & Woodbury., John De Vine
Salisbury, Robert Ball.--Roxhury 3. s. Preston
Sharon, David GOald.-New Milford. Wan
IA & We,ton. Kent, Charles Edwards Wood
bury. I'M Deyine: -Nor,h Canaan. g; Hamph-
rsy.-New Milford, T. A. Wel.on q N"hle s.
Bennett. -Hiichcocks Corner. Swift & Fitch
cock.-Sonth Canaan, Belden & Miner, West
Cornwall, Pratt B. Foster.-Wolcottville, VOL.
cottville Man'g. Co.--New Hartford. T. Wads.
worth 4 Co. -
% For sale also Nv Druggists g. Agents Gen.
svaisy in New England. sly
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
CT OAK .ayV:D
DRESS GOODS

WIZ. Cashmeres, M. De LANES. Aipacnas'
v Bombazines, Plaid Cloaking, Prints &c.
the best assortment in town.
Also,-Just received new supply Oh sCioak
and Dress Cimps-Velyet Ribbons Cords and
TasseIs-Purse Twist'and Rings Steel Deeds,
&c. sc. =,
Also-Muffs, Tippets, Fur and Cloth Caps
Roots and Shoes; Ladies' super Morocco and
Calf do; Patent Rubber do. and Over-Shoes.
Beaver Cloth, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres;
Flannels, Tailors' Trimmings, Brown ana
Waddiny. Bats, Wick, Carpet Warp. &C &C.
Also-Crockery. Hardware, Hunts c S Axes
Teas. Coffee, Molassrs,. Sugars. and other
Groceries, an assortment, tor sale CHEAP for
0j-ALso. the old Indian Doctor, J. 3. spears
most highly valued and purely rrgefno'e 'M z
diciaes,' for the cure Of most all human Gus.
ssss. For proof see his "Circular. Enquire
sssS q N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
FOR SALE.

- A FARM. containing. ta,,nnrs;o1 %eT
E!!! b TO Meadow, Plowland, Pasture
and Wood land.-Said Farm
lies bo,h sides of the rOrd which leads
from South Farms to Waterfowl, and
il about two miles FRONT he former place.
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
miles northeast from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DWELLING HOUSE, suitable for one or Two
families: two large Barns, with suita-
bic out buiIdings.-The Farm has been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years.
and will keep 30 Cows, pniro Of Oxen,
and span Of Horses. summer and WIN
ter: besides sufficient land to plough,
A liberal credit will be given tor goon
share of the purchase. money, II des'-
red.-Enquire of the subscriber on toe
premises. nrnroN
Bethlem, Dec. 2. 1914. H@9
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
DO Won want comfort i'm Shaw
iMS W." ''hio Ia.

USE FERRES CREAM S.7P04NLN.E,
A NEW Compound for Shaving g;s which es sur
manen, Lather without irritating the skin. 1t
i also warranted in all cases to please There
fore, any gentleman can purchase pot of the
above Cream, anduse il month, and if he is
not pleased with it. canretuyn it, and the mon
ev will be refunded. "a All orders for the Cream
thankfully received. .a,risy1 cj-4gs1-gr a
.,-~q &c FERRE, Middletpwn, CT.
"a This Cream received the first premium from
theN. Y. institute last fall. For sale by Samuel
bnel j. G. Beckwith, and 8. NJ Bronson, Itch
6eld and in all the principal towns in the State
bv Druggist. Psrfumers, Fancy Stores and Bar
be- ShOps~ 9.--.'t Cly &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
Hardware and cutlery.
g. ATWATER

las Chapel Street, .Nstc- HGUen, Coma
K EEP constantly on hand complete
IN assortment Of American, English
and German Hardware: Tools, House
keeping articles, Agricultural imp'e-
ments, Saddlery, Carriage Hardware
with almost every article in their ll"e'
which they offer at as low prices as can
be bought in any market.
N. B. Carriage Springs and Axles
made 10 order.
l4S Chapel Street,
80 Men, Haven, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26

STOLEN

T1ROM the subscriber. on the nth inst,
spotted hound pup, with yellow ears a.
bout 6 months old He is supposed to have
been stolen BY one John Tyrrell, Whoever
will return said PUP to the sndscriber, or give
inIcrtAatlon where he may y, fOnnd, shall he
MANTHANoB. BATES
NEh6ead TehsuAxy 10. teAe,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
1.;tch field County AtteMtion!!
mr. a {, n ED DTASTERl

PLASTER! FL|0N - A@As : --~'>
..se FARad1NGToN CANAL. i 31 l.s.t
yr1uE Subscribers have on hand, and o'fer 10
l. sale
200 tons Nova Scotia Blue Plaster '
1000 barrels Rochester ard Genesee r.I.t
soO bushels Rock and Turks Island Salt
100 bags Salina do. ,,
20 chests and half chests Young hyson' ny
son. Gunpowder and Black Teas
90 bags old Java Coffee
20 :. Laguyra do
80 boxes and half boxes Bunch Ka'si"S
400 kegs Fall River nails ns.o a., ,sns AZ
GROCERIES, and DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes. SC. SC. all OF which we are
determined to sell at small advances "'i" eo''
for ready pay. =. ,urr c11 T. 70
pl.;rv;lle January 1646. ,ss SmSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26

above business, and where ne VIII "V
on hand or manufacture to order,
Harnesses Of GGI ktssds,
SadTics. brides, Trunks,
- &c.
He invites those who wantworK IN ms
line to give him q call, as he has no
doubt he can satisfy them both asto
quality and prices. ,on.;n.ha
hest manner and at short notice. MA.
nv articles OFF roduc etaken n ~ %yyrMe"'
for work. FREUK W DNv"
Litchfeld, April 10, Ao44. ---,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
HIRAM JACKSON,

VNAKES this opportunity TO inform his Gus
l. toners. and the Public in general, that he
has removed his DYEING ESTABLISH
MENT, six doors west of the Court HOnse
where he will be prepared to color and clean
all kinds Of Clothing and Dresses Of all colors.
Alsc-Cleaning and Dressing Of Hats.
O0-Cash paid for FURS.
Litchiield, Nov. 3, I646. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
Oeae Cent ReeUSy9'I.

n ANYWAY from the SubscrlbeF on .He
Il. oOth inst. an indeniured apprentice Boy
named THOMAS SIMONS. about II years Of
are. He wore away brown roundabout and
pantaloons and cloth cap AL persons are
hereby forbid hsrboring or trusting said ap"'e"'
tice on penalty Ct the law. ...r
yv;nchaster. Ian. 81. iSAs ""~
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
ne.ID 9yoAak ReaUI9s1I.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber on .ne
Ii. 2Oth inst. an indentured apprentice BOY
named LUTHER SlMONS, about 10 years 9,
age. He wore away grey roundaoou' any .M
pantaloons, thick boots. ana cio'n car, ..;nn
sps;d annrentice OF, penalty Of the law.
'''N MCPHERSON HUBBELL:
vv,ncbester Center, Jan. "a, 1916. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
IITcHFTELD MUTUAL FIRE IN
EIJRANCE CoAPANx'

AiCn ssiRANCE COMPANY.
vrBIs Company Aas been 20 oPe'sr-
zion twelve Years en6ing 1u'y y
Iess "a have .ssued 2@4S foA'cleS: 81. o.o
Anonn, ~ nrcseTw insured
The whole emOsTr ,s ~ nv. sEacs the
paso sn.c being Is THE pre- a 1.a q
- .h"rr1, 10 ~ On
r. 1 ;n,srse deceived on loans -
-- .... w. elO,204.sS
~. nile amount Of losses 10 SSsS 80 81
To asount paid 70 AeeTts
r. amount paid tot Ansu-
Spce. Plates. Books, Sie'
mnery, andfor renewal I" ,,ee eo = oaa o.
plicles, lAoo'Os --..-O-.--
r; .v;Oo . balance in the Treasury Of 2,SO5-S6
IA 10 the above balance, the premium
CHARGED on the books the last tive o..
years , ..oO
Present CAPITAL or funds Of the Company,
from which future losses arc " ssa,s77.ss
OReers Of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President
OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasurer
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
william bGSO0p | OEtkVu ~. 10y ''v
Oliver Goodwin, Wm. II: InomPSo"'
]. G. Beckwith, David 9: SanIoro'
Jason Whiting, Leman w: O"'ieF'
George C. Woodruff.
AGENTS for the Company
Daniel b. Brinsmade, Washington
David c. Sanford, New Milford
Rufus Fuller. Jr. Kent, y....
Richard Smith, Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg. Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Gshen,
William M. Burial, Canaan
Daniel 8. Ciapp, Salisbury, -.
Augustus Royce & lNo,G,lk.
John Dewell, .-a
Roger H. Mills, New Hartford,
George d. Wadhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, HarwintoD,. u
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth. E
John C. Amber, Bethlem, e '.-I"
Leman w. Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy. Woodbury.,
David C.. Whittlesey, New Preston,
George P. Tatlmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing TO get their Buildings
Insured can apply TO either ofthe Agents.
or 10 the Secretary. =! q .s,4.i o.,
WILLIAM BEEBE, President. b.
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
r.;tcbield, July z. g. lomly
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
WANTED,
On or about the first OF April,

"A OOOD Be ACM SM II N
IA one who understands all kinds OF
country work, aud Of steady, temperate
habits, with good references as 10 char
acter. DAVID 5. OSBORN.
South Farms, 4 miles vest Of the NEE
ting house. ........ .....-
Feb. 3, 1645. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
WESTAR,S

BALSAM OF I'D LHENN :
A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
eut Tar and Wild Cherry Bark:
The best remedy knoscn to the ',corid tor the
cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group, Bleed
ing ofthe Lungs, Whooping Cough, Bro"-
ehiiis. Influenza, Shortness Of Breath,
Pain and Weakness in the Breast
-,at or Side, Liuer Complaint, and '-
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
THE MOST RBMIARKADLE
CURE EVE a RECORDED.

HADDoNrIELD. N. ]. April %, 1912
On or about the 18th day Of October. 1871,
was taken with a violent pain IN the side, near
the liver, which continued for about five days.
or abscess, inwardy, which relieved the pain
little, bnt caussdme to throw up great qua n
fity Of offensive matter. and also much blood.
Being sreatly alarmed q: this, Il applied to ply
stefan; bst he said he thought he could do but
li,s for me- ssesp, give me f some n s,seS
that they could do me no good many other re;
needles were then procured by my, wife and
friends, but none did me any good-and the
discharge OF blood and corruption still con,.nu-
cd every few days, and al last bee me 80 otfen-'
sive that could scarcely breathe. was also
seized with a violent cough, which at times caus
ed me to raise much more blood than had done
beforehand my disease continued in this way,
still growing worse, until February, wheh all
hope Of my recovery was gwen up. ana my
ING CONSUMPTION. Atthis moment, when
| heard of DR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY and got q bottle, which Re-
LlEVED ME- IMMEDIATELY; and by the
use Of only three bottles Of this medicine. all
ting of blood and corruption entirely stopped,
and in few weeks my health was so Ia. re-
stored as 10 enable me to work At my trade,
(Which ism carpenter,l and up to this time
have enjoyed good heal,h g co,r,,,
GLOUCESTER CouSrY, N. J. S..
Personally came before me. the subscriber,
one of the Justices Of the Peace in and for
the said County, Thomas Cozens. and being du-
" affirmed according to law, saith the above
statemen; rs in aN,hings true;
49, A.m'd before T' c9 On 'ss s'3n f:' OF Apr
Such is the unprecedented success OF this
BALSAM,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26

from his experience, skill and constant
attention to this important branch of
business. hOpesto give general saiisfac.
ton. and receive a share of public pat
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual,
Watches, Jewelry. Silver Ware, Music
al instruments, Violin Strings, Tuning
Forks, Shell Combs, Watch Oil, AL Of
which will be sold lowto meet the times.
r. MERRIAM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
HARNEss N6AKiMG.

Il pee, fully informs
the inhabitantsofL'tc
field and vicinity, that
he has removed to the
shop in. West St.. door, doors
west ofthe Court House.
where as usual he in
tends to carry on the
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26
CONSUMPTION.

THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed ut
terIy hopeless have firmly established i!s vast
superiority over every former smed.cal dIscove1
Prescrip a a being formed chiefly from chem-
calextracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar
two trees that are thickly scattered wherever
diseases olthe ungspreyail.. We give f W in
stances Of its extraordinary power from cata'
logue almost without end. -"
XIady address will be given OF the New
York Agency who was given up.by all her phys
icians to die OF consumption. had q hnrd. tn-
rnour for months ON theside--raised among large
quantities Of ma,tera sort of bony substance
had taken no medicine for two months. being
past ali hope-en,irely cure by few bottles Of
this Dalsam in September and October. 1874.
mSRxs mwm evss - TaWw a U a a RTE
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-26

THANKFUL for
past favors, would
inform, hisfriendsand
the public generally,
that he stillcOniinues
the business of Watch
rnnairinn and fhni
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-14
.sA<..<sSsAS.NM
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demise of EUCLID L. JOHNSON Esq, and feel with great sensbllity, his loss.
 ReSolred, That as an appropriate express sion of these sentiments, we will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
 ReSolved, That his death be announced in each of the courts now in session in this city, and that 1t be moved that these resolu- tions be entered on the record; and that the courts adjourn, and with the Par attend the Funeral this evening at o'clock.
 ResoLred, That these resolutions be insert ed u each of the papers of this city.
 It was further resolved, that the chairman present these resolutions to the Supreme court; that F. w. Trapnall Esq. present them to the United States court; that Geo. c Wat kins Esq present them to the Circuit court of Pulaski county; and that E. Cummins Esq. present them to the County and Pro- bate courts of this county
 A. FOWLER, Chairman. I
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-14
L. E. BARBER, Secretary.
TRIBUTE TO THE DEPARTED
 BROTHER.

At a meeting of the WESTERN STAR LODGE No. ?, Little Rock, on the evening of the 14th January l846. the following preamble and resolutions were adopted, and ordered to be published in the newspapers of this city.
 WHEREAS. 1t has fallen to the lot of our worthy brother, EUCLID L. JOHNSON, to be suddenly called from his fellowship among us, therefore
 Resolred, That while we deeply lament his death, we bow in humble submission to the will of Providence, hoping that our de- parted brother may be adjudged, by the Su- preme Master of all men and Masons, worthy of the happy fellowship of just and upright masons in the sublime Lodge above.
 ReSolred, that we sympathise with his family and relatives on account of their loss, and that by way of testilying our regard for his memory, and our sorrow for the depart ure of our brother, we will wear the usual badges of mourning for thirty days
 D. J. BALDWIN,
 G. B. HAYDEN, eau..;,,ao
 S. s. TUCKER, 'l0"'"''''e''
 E. II. ENGLISH,
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"ARKANsAs No. 5."-Our readers vii recolect that this fine boat was run into by the Champion, and sunk, short time since We learn from Moses Greenwood, Esq. of N Orleans, that she has been raised, and is now undergoing repairs in the Dock yard at that place. When her repairs are completed, she may be expected in our river as regular packet, if we should be so fortunate as to have rise sufficient to admit her.
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Hon A. YELL
 House of Reps.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY
 OF THE HON. E. L. JOHNSON.
 At a meeting of the Bar, on the 18th Jan- uary, A. D. ls46, in the city Of Little Rock. to express their feelings at the demise of EUCLID |, JOHNSON, Esq, member of their body, Col. A. Fowler was called to the Char, and L. E. Barber appointed Secretary
 F.W w. Trapnall Esq. offered the following resolutions, which were adopted:
 HssotUcd, That the members of the Bar A4ss hssrd, witA dsep ssgrst, of tho sudden
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CONGRESSIONAL

4 ADMISSION OF TEXAS INTO THE UNION
 The joint resolution of the House o Representatives, for the admission of Texas into the Union, passed the Senate on the 22d ult,, by vote of 3l to B.
 The want of room prevents us from giv- ing the yeas and nays on the passage of this resolution, in to-day's paper; but we shall do so at an early period.