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CLASSICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL
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EAST MARKHAM ST., LITTLE ROCK
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EAST MARKHAM ST., LITTLE ROCK, .9RK.qNSaS
 | Niio Institution will be opened on MONDAY. A the l2h ot Jdaaafg, ISl6 for the reception of students, under the immediate patronage of the feY ht. f.eY Dr, Byrne. The house secured for this purpose IS suihesenly large and convenient for the eotH9aauoa ei sixty boarders, aud is located in city. F-''' - '''e
 The course of studies will embf,co ait ibaf is re qnsite to prepare young men fer commeFcial busi ness and le learned professions; and wifi not be inferior to any system of education taught in our best Colleges The discipline will be mild. vel firm. Every attention will be paid 10 the domestic com oFis ot the boafdefs. as we'll as to their manners and moral conduct D0ting recreatie1 thcy will be always under the supervision of a.preieet.
 TERMS.
 Board tuition and use Of bed
 and bedding efsp per annum
 Washing aud mending I2 o
 Day scholars, 70
 Stationery and medical attendance. if required will form separate ehargs s. The payments 10 be ihade hallytarly m advance.
 No student Will be received for shorter period than six months, and no deduction for absence un- less caused by sickness or dsmissoa. Each board. CT will come provided with, at lelst three suits of sumner, and two snits of winter clothes; also six shirts, SIX pairs ot stockings, six towels SIX hand kerehieis, aud three pairs of shoes CT bnos-all marked with his name. No peeuniarY advances will be made bythe Seminary in favor of any stu dent, unless an equivalent stm De deposited in the hands of the treasurer.
 The annual vacation will commence about the middle of July. immediately a9erapubc exaluina- | ton and distfibutoa Of p9emiaas and terminate about the middle or August.
 Semi annual rerofts oi the hea,th pTodcicucy and geRefa standing of the sujentsaaili he sent tt titeir parents or gualdiahs
 All letters post paid. and directed to the Rey'G JOHN MONAGHAN, Pfesidentof the Seminary, vii meet with prompt attention. i7-tf
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Eenilavs..,a Ne.gl.s, fn Jail.

s.n NAJ As cohmlttad p lle JaiI oI JelIefson 50 w couDty. State of Arkansas onthe Pad
 I day of October, 1915, negro nan, calling M himself SAM who says that he belongs 10 Parson JAMES SMILE, residing in lie Stale of Mississippi near Wool{ille.
 SAM is dark nuatIp, about 70 years of age, about feet high, weighs about GO pounds, slight ly marked witA the amal-pox; hadon wien conl.- mitted, black fur bat, hait-Nyou wiTfte Korsey pants. kip shoes, ant white blanket oyertoat. and lad with him pair Of saddle bags containing sun dry pieces ol clothing.
 The owner c! said negro man is requested to come forward, prove property, pay eharges, and take him a@ay-otllefMlse he NiH be dealt with as the aW directs.
 an Ex-ollce Jaiiorof Jefferson Go, hrks. Pine Bt8f .4ris., Dee sfd ls45
 Printers Fees @i.) Nov. i5 1915. l5--3w
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,

N IzEALPS779AD COUNTY, STATE OF ARKANS4&
 
 and of alct O Q i D. xpe 0 sing paid he a for IhsaeW A M day patof n
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and against internal improvements by the general government, exception objects clearly national. 1. Also praying a change in tbe manner of the sale of the public lands. 5, AL so demonstrating against the distribution of the proceeds of the sales oi the public lands
 O. Also ln relation to mail routes in Arkan- sas.
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Little Book, Jan. I, ioI5. II-3w
 N B Persons ealing for the above letters. will please say they are advertised, or they may not gat sthem and all those addressing letters to the < Posfnaster. will please topay theposage other- wise they will not be taken out,
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A AaIsgaamissraaoa.'s Notice.

E ErTERS of Administration, on the estate of a 4 John |. Graham, deceased, having been gran ted to me by the honorable the Probate Court of nands against said estate must be exhi5lted prop erly authenticated within one year rom the date of said Letters, or .he same may be barred from any benefit il said estate; and if not presented within two years, the same will be forever barred and pre- 'eIaded. " oeary,cs, s,u.x
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.A. List of T.etSers,

EXAMINING in the Post Office at Little Rock, AN on the 3lst Dec, 1s45. which if not taken out within three months, will De sent to lie dead ettef office at II ashngton City
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On the lGth inst, at the residence of his mother, EPHRAlM BEAELEY, aged 28 years
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AaaseEneaa Einan.,

Pine Bt8ff .4rks., Dee. sfd ls45.
 Printers Fees $i.) Nov i5 1915.
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UNITED STATES oF AMERICA

DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. ] fliE United States District Court, for the Dis K trict aforesaid for the adjudication of uncon- iirmed French and Spanish land claims, has adjourn ed over until the 30th of March next.
 Therefore, 1t is ordered by the court, that notice thereof be published in the "Arlxansas Banner, , lor SIX weeks successivey before the said S0h day of March next VIM. FIELD. Clerk. Little Roct Jun 70, I8t6, l9-6w.
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Sheriff Eeapaaaa eozagag4 g4rs. dmef rtaesaeas boges va fx Auditor.
 N.
 c sof Re aka.su Eaeny of aIcetids
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ss CouNTY OF SALINE. In the Saline circuit court, In vacation, December
 22, l5l5
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IN rpur cTNT tuVI1 1N l IlE pE4N Il 1 l..

Mir. SEVER moved that so much of the Presidents message as refers to our Indian relations be referred to the Committee on h. dian Affairs whch was agreed to.
 The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate report upon the contingent expenses of the Senate; which, on motion of
 Mir SEVER, was ordered to be printed.
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TRAVELS in Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil.
! liam.
Ramb'es by land and water, by Norman,
Notes from over the Sea. by Rev. j Mitchell.
Library Of he Prose and Poetry of Europe aud America
Murr Library, edited, by Morris & " lila,
Complete works Of N. T. Mills,
Moden British Essayiss by CARLYLE.
Geraldine and other poems, by NJ +. Topper,
The Book OF Hearts,
The Romsn Church, &c. by G. Ed. Lester,
Interior Life, by upham.
Chronicles Of the Cid, by Ro. Soulh.y,
Hnlmes' Life Of Moyari.
Inppngs in Author Land. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by Ghlan.
Whewell's Elements Vi Morality,
The Suffering Of Christ.
The Artist Merchant and Statesman, by &. E. Lester
L-ga Rights Of Women,
Union of The Holy Spin, and the Church. by Jenkyn,
The extent Of he A,onemeni. -
Arnuld's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesuis. by Mchelet 4 Quinet,
A Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus " ilson,
Sermon IN the Mount. splendldy Illuminated,
The las, of The Azecs, by f.. Malurin,
Ascans, by Alex, Dumas,
The three Gnardsmen, :" -
Love sne Mssmerism, by Horace Smith.
Just received aud for sale bv
d. b. PAYNE.
JAM Is Ia
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We ~ CONCERN.
YOUNG 4 BOWIES.

fTNHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-
Il TIRE STOCK or CIR OCERIES belong ing
TO Bowles AGREE. has taken into partnership with him
Paul {. Bowles Of that concern and will continue the
Grucery and Commission business, al the old stand Of
Bowles 4 Acree. Ilr takes this opportunity to return
his sincere thanks TO his old customers, who have
literally paronized him whilst dung business in his
his well 10 the old concern Of Bryant 4
Young. and brgs leave To ask OF them continuance OF
their avours TO the new concern promising them that
they will find their Stoc Of Gods large and well
sorted any in the upper country and eor, their
part shall be spared 10 give satisfaction.
WIN. i. YOUNG.
ism ts
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So $50 TlNlEMlSo
y rHs LYNCHBURG VIRGlNIAN.

stiishs dssSsi-wsskly fsssrs Monday and Thursday
n SrArHAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEY,
Pssr Dollars per snnun, payable in advance. sub
,ssn WI b recsiUedfor shorter time than sir months
no paper sein Be discontinued (ercept the discretion
La Editsrs,I Smsii oil arrearayes paid
h .ADYERTISE.ME.N'TS Inserted at SO cents per
Ius Tor Isss) for eusry inner form insertion and 81
psr square Tor Iess) for evsry outer form Insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required to note, on his
nscript, how long he pshes his advertisement inserted
advertisement, not noted, oH be inserted tai its dis
ufswsssmes be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .aDYERTISL.NGt the ferns are /; for
yrivsss Of too squsses, $40; for square, ss5 for
sstars, laser form, So. Eecry yearly advertiser
kguired to co,fns his Advertising to his particu-
I - y busiaess.
y JOB PRINTING executed neatly and srpe ditiovs-
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more shsn they :. -.
The hunger continuance OF the Convention usu INV W
coms ~" o..y mpouuc' ous '",Esssos: WI EsI's
had gone there and he Knew Ii'se y, mem ,. 10 s-
Possu WA 'Hey Won'd evrf re'e. gp'su ~ nss
nefe n"d, ~hr'hef was lofmshy spprro %v rn - -.
pie Ut not they never would De conent 70 i've VIII
sneh toa suspended ovrf ,nelr heaos. ~ rs."g
:" s"eh 'Hw as 'hst /" le1i was sleSt W,rscsng "
I've ''ay "' F,n' 7se, anu u wo"id oe 'nnWsly -
~ were suffered to conifnne nftrf ms nnnrs spru
nave pee" g'e" II csmc ~ WIN me tnnt VS., soo /"
"ouI' 20 gu. WIN ". was lHPossnle 'na. '"e -"
aees " Te"pie SHOULD I'VE 'nrre loge'ner 1'nsI w'"'
o' ,aw ., WIN oounese VI avs, "ot sssels wou'o
n I'VE sahes 70 state nl snarrrS o undes I've 'uns
t1s ".a,,',h's ~ AZ w" We '@s'tI pnn' ~ne'"
!, as,. We must separate these reop'e sna!r'
hem live zach under their own system o.
were thsgrd WIN The duiy nhu we were resl"nss'p'"
to The Interests Of humanity anu VI peace, nno VIZ ~
spansble % -Chri.endon five did no, rrevsMI eula
plainly tmesefh, ny applying me remedy wHcn W."
ou power. The 1ofesnineu's Of me 'wo nn',Vns WI"
responsible. and so hey would De he'h ~ y. mens
collisions took place. u bleed vas shed ana carpsse ana
cohiihgfaon we're spread over 'nc whoe %
k'ndlrd both Nations MO aesoiang -;
would hold this Government 70 lis tespons'n.y vi ="
The Consequences WHEN ngn' ehs"e y sunsssu ~"
present dangerous 's'e o'th'"g' ~ o.rso" .g93a,
continue para,e 'hr reorn Keep '''e1, 'lS''ssile'
cash live under us own Uovtfnmem ahu !" o~"
laws ~. -. ..,..sgls ssea gas4-
MI Is said II Was very clear 'ha' cons'qneocrs VIZ
10 grow ont OF talsmeHsne bu' VIA. conse!ncncss'
And whey we had cause TO dfradi I'r snp'y u.sng
what we had rights" do. ana whn, was ,nps.aussy
"ecssar)1 what Consequences ~ WI age Inc '",",
~as he'e man of "s'o" 70 pe 'oaoo no w"uu
subject q" moral "'"oa' 'na' aa"'"e, "'u ao".
no had perfect ,vhs :. do--a he"' aeh"o"
'hs' very parry "smseHb -. -,
MI H. could va NJ evil which c6nId grow out OF WIS
measure, ou', on the contrary, nmrnse 9md -.
LIE hts' brnens wonid hc :" q" swsy w""'ne ynn'
use o' '"e "i"hy, sno "m'. oo'n rs'"e* +" sn ~.
tghs 'hey hsia be'ie '"sy e"'e'e" wv" sne gu
lns Wuuld eniIt as tn the wssessun ~ the wHUe WI
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l'OU.V'G n 30 yV.LES,
AT THE OLD STAND OF BOwLEs 4 ACRE z
ONE DOOR ABOVE MEssRs
MEEM n GWATKINs,

OFFERS FOR SALE:
" Is hhds. ST. Croix, p. Rico and N. o. Sugars.
2 Cuba. Clarified do
10 boxes Loaf do
bills. Crushed do
300 bags Rio. I.asura and Java Coffee.
30 hhds and bbs. n. o and P. Rico Molnsses
$50 satks Salt.
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
200 kegs Nails. all kinds.
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Rlch- ond and other Fac
tories,
10 TONS Bar Iron.
3 8" Mould Boards and Hallow Ware,
An. Bs'ered Steel.
500 lbs Shear do
IS bbls. Tan Oil.
90 boxes and caddies Tea, acme very fine,
so tons lump Plaster.
$50 bags Shut.
900 lbs. bar Lead
80 key. Doponl's and Ky. Rife Powder.
90 Blasting do
35 Nova Scotia GrinJsiones,
90 kegs White Lead,
500 lbs. Putty.
so boxes Glass Il 10 and 10 xl2,
ceroons best Caracas Indigo,
500 lbs. Nader,
500 Copperas.
20 bales Domestic and Coon Oznaburgs,
80 boxes Sper n and TaIow Candles,
10 Soap.
LIQUORS.
II pike. very superior French Brandy,
20 bbls. American do
10 " N. f. Rum,
10 i" S. Madeira Wine,
S !" Mslaga do
90 :" old Rye Whisky,
25 {" Apple Brandy.
100 " common Whskey,
10 /" Cider Vinegar,
on Newayk Cider yeyv Az peyiuy
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70 the Ladies'.

------ = y - 80 : &c
HASfINiERES AND MOUSLINS, abnsi,faIsss
~ sorinent, remarkably low. .sas8z sss spxsv sees
REAL FaxNcH do all wool, ats etc. ~ I'd.
BLAcK AND coLoAED ALrAccAs. very ehsspsss va
BLAcK AND Blue BLAcE SibKs.e Unnssal w. kanAame.
FLANNELs. white, red and yell"w. ~ iss Cd. 6sts
UNDREssEp laIsH sLISExss very lsw. - ase ~sssE
BonNEr RIBSoEs AND Gar dr. 4sssy handsomessas $40
CALacoEs, al from 6lcs. " ihs hsss, splsndidss-
s,rt,nents 9s5es4 safEs& fpsi s. a&@ .zsA<ks
Besidssa great vateiy Of soahes staple nd Sssey
Geods. for sale very low. ~ =. I-..,'Aa"
.sa5a Ia ssss7ss &. J. BUR30N.ssf
/. -sssess 'ays5 ssE vesfAs Sa& oanh Sgnssas
Nov.0{ $50 8 .asss.a s. ssssA sessss vs. oss2
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Together with C.coes. Bed.Ticking. Lampwck.
Bed Cords, Leading Lines. Pepper, Ginger, Nutnegs,
Wool, Gaps, Hats Blankets. Hops Jugs, Jars. Dem>
Johns, Buckets. Tubs. Paper. Trace Chains. Cotton
Cards Tacks Herrngs. Mackera and in fact every
iice usually KEEP, in such establishment. which they
will dispose Of very low for CASH. in barter for
try produce.
Jan.
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NJ. H. LAvINDER & 90,

M. H. LAvINDER & 90,
NEW GROCERYa COMMISSION HOUSE
AT Tue OLD STAND OF
BRYANT YOU'VE,
4 RE now receiving their Sprug Supply of GRO.
n CERES Re. and offer for sale
q hhds. Cuba =. Rico ant n. o. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar. very fine,
li0 bags RIO, I.aguyra and Java Coffee,
20 hids and bbs MoIssses.
l2O kegs Nails, assorted,
$50 sacks Salt,
boxes Wm,sey's Sugar
800 lbs. Bslered Steel,
go $40 lbs. Shear and Cssl Steel,
5000 lbs. Gotten Yarns,
% kegs Duponts and Kentucky Rife Powder.
Is - Blasting Powder.
10 boxes G. L. and Imperial Tea, some very fine,
10 bills Tanners OIL,
hid Winner bltached Oil
IS boxes Sperm and Tallow Candies,
% j" SIX 10 aud 10 X u Glass,
| ceroon hest Cara cas Indigo,
10 tons Ground Plaster.
25 realms Cap and Letter Paper
1000 lbs. gond and damaged Sole Leather,
50 kegs Whie Lead.
81 Nova Scotia Grndslones,
Ions country Bar Iron,
2 Rolled do
bales Cotton Cloth. 7 s, "a,
" No. and 2 Oznabnrgs,
loo pieces Calico, assorted.
~ bushels Clover Seed.
LIQUORS..
q pipes superior +. Brandy,
10 bbls. American do
20 bills. old Rye Whiskey,
SO " Recifed do
40 hhds. and bbs Mountain do
2 bbls Gin,
10 N f. Rum,
10 " Malaga Wine.
" superior Pun Wine,
3 Vinegar,
Besides numerous other articles viz:
Copperas. Nader. Sweet OIL painted Buckets Rice,
Soap Mackeral, Bed Ticking, bleached Cloth. Tmky
red Cotton. Ginger Pepper. Allsplce. Saaratus, bux
Barking, Pins. Buttons Trace Chalns Hoop Iron T.,
and Table Spoons Suspenders. Nankeen SILK and Cot
Ion Ian KITS, Apron Checks, Spool Cotton. Bed Cords
Colton and Won Cards, Coffee Mills Jugs Jars. Sc,
&c. Toall Of which they invite the attention of their
friends and the public orally assuring them that every
pxer'inn their part will be made give entire salts
iaciio' 10 all who may favor them with call.
Feb. &c 10
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(IOs,el. Need.

kO BUSHELS VERY NICE MOUNTAIN
co CLOVER SEED, inst received on consiRn
ment, and for sale low for eosh, bv
~ - BRYANT 4 TINSLEf
Frb.26 4,
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.y'OTYCE.

4 have made new arrangements for the future, il
N is necessary that should close up my old bust
hope. therefore, those indebted 10 me will come
forward and settle with as liue delay as possible.
WIN. r. YOUNG.
Jan. 10
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s Jon 0o2Xs sss~s = as =
Exec utsd with Neasness ava bJipxyth
IT THIS OFFICE.
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For RENT.

"a The STORE HOUSE lately
2!nl pied by ID. Il. &. Peters, viii be rented
VI iii8 accommodating terms. II is AN excel
len, s,snd and well SUI led for the Dry
vvls business. For terms. appy 10
ID. T.. G. PETERS.
i VI Alex. Iggat, Esq.
March 2 Is
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NOTICE.
DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to us as Frus.
Id tees, by Wm Almond, ST., and Sdsannsh AL
mond bearing date 25h day Of Oct, 1896 and duly re-
corded in the county court Of Campbell, we shall, on
Friday the 9Th day Of March, 1876. for ready money.
proceed 10 sell, on the premises, TRACT OR PAR
Gel OF LAND, containing rs acres. he the same
more or ess-adj,ning the lands Of David Marshall,
Francis w, Thornton, Richard Hanersley and others.
We shall convey only such title as is vested in US by
said deed oftrust
BURWELL MASON, I T,,s,s..
CHARLES r. COBBS,S
Feb. 10 ti3M
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March 2
.V'OTyCE.

|NHE subscriber thankful Tor past avors, begs leave
III most respectfully. 10 inform his friends and The
ublic generally tina, he has assucl''td Mr. George Il.
chm,6eid with him in business and that the business
in hereafter be Conducted under the firm aud style Of
Din ddie & Schoolfield.
March JAMES llNNiDDiE.
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MITCHEIL,S School Geography and Atlas.

Oecond hersed Edition
 UNHE publishers of this valuable work take great 1 pleasure in presenting 10 the public the second revised edition thereof, in conformity with the plan proposed in the preface the first edition, and which will be repeated regularly hereafter, every successive period of five years.
 The utmost care has been bestowed on the present edition. The whole work has been reyised--many portions have been written anew, and more recent statements iriroduced Some of the lessons have been remodeed, and several new ones added. but without changing their arrangement. McCulIoch's Gazetteer, Wilkess Narrative ofthe U. s. Expor- ing Expedition. Fremoni's Tour West of the Rocky Mountains, and other late publications. have supp- ed many new facts; while the annexation of Texas to the Union, the Oregon question, the independence of Upper California, and he settlement of affairs consequent on the termination of the Chinese war, have mparied sew interest 10 those parts of the earth and have all been noticed ia the Geography.
 In the Atlas also, thorough revision has been made, and several new and useful plates have been introduced. Of these, the Maps of Texas, of Oregon and California, of France, Spain, Portugal and lta- ly, New Brunswick, etc, Greece and Egypt, with New England on larger scale, besides increasing the number from eighteen to twenty eight maps, have added new interest to the Atlas, and rendered It more valuable and complete.
 The Geographical and Statistical Tables have al- so been remodeiled and enlarged, and made to con- form, in all respects, with he recent publica- tions.
 ai amii."hsll's Primary Geography has also been re- bes, Frs, Book is presented to the public as the
 THOMAS, CowPERhpy, Tor ea'dren m T ne sH'a"''
 nov23t Publishers, Philads ,ni
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WUCksp,1,s epF COv,rON

Per steamboat Amaranth from Montgomery-E L Andrews X co I6li Rives Batle X 94; order 77i A Pope & Son 67; Desha smith co 56; Walsh 56; Maudin Terrell l30; O Henry i6; smith, w Wyckon & Nicol1 54 Harrison Robinson 7s; Gordon Curry is Dyche k 25; Boy kin x McRae e9; ] Simpson 3l; R Craig l; W Eckiord l; Carlisle 25; Scott, Slough & 57; Patrick, Erwin co IS; Stodder 69 Donald x Marshall 2ss Tsrtt, Stewart & co 32: E & M Ma, ihews l3; Schroeder 63; II Minge Al; T Lesesne 3e Punch, Vaughn co 8; Rupert McLe Hand 20; Lea ssns Malone IS; Allen x Haden 50 Dickinson Eus- tis 1; Ledyard co 2i steamboat eih of Janury 53
 Per steamboat Eureka rom Wetumpka--Manidn & Terrell 76 c W Tarloton 29 Toomer, Gay & 25j Ru- pert & McLelland g. E l. Andrews & co Al Donald & Marshall 27s Dssha Smith co 56i TarIeton X Scott 57; Harrison Robinson 5l; Boykin q McRae 26; A E Lcdyard & co g. Crawford S Gowdy 20; Suns, Redus q Howxe 4; simpson 6; A Pope Son S5; Dickinson ss Eu.lis ls w oIds & co l9 Smith. Walker X co 22, R Cook IS; Andrews & Dawson IS; Allen & HaJen 20i c Goode 9; J NJ wi,hers & co e5; order 10.
 Per steamboat Eighth of January from Mon tgomery- sunk 80 miles above Mobie-E Andrews co l5e; c Henry 57i Tarleton q Scott 46; N Waring & co 57, simpson 4; Harrison X Robinson 54; c w THre on 6; Hoyt X Ford g. Andrews Dawson 2e, Patrick, Irwin co IA; Maudin Terrell 5; Dickinson & Euslis l5i Pope & Son 34i Goodc 6; Sims, Rsdus X Howze 23; Donnld q Marshall '; Tart, stewart co IS; Leavens Malone lOi w olds co G. sirans < Ulrek 2; total hala
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RWiov of,be NTohiie gIa.l.e.

COTTOA-The receipts the present week are 9,s65 bales,-therxports 9s6, and tie stock hand and ship board B. J3 bales The receipts of the i2 l63 bales against M l3 time astyear The last year Al 3I5 bale that Of the pre-. sent seasOr of 7,le2 bales
 On the uenIng of the present week holders pret " freely nS the market and ested disposition realize on fer stocks at the rates quoted in view The were met by purchasers in corresponding spirit and without any excitement the largest weeks siness of Ae has been quietly done the sales footing up $500 bales In daily transactions follows- Saturday lsO0, Monday 5oO, Tuesday l5o0 "Wednesday l2eo, Thunday 300, and yesterday l2g0 bales.
 The latter part of the week pricesghardened up little The Liverpool accounts by tle Boston ex- pected and rumors of private express being in town h. spred holders with caution In offering their samples This has been observable for the last days particular y Upto Wednesday evening there perceptble alteration in rates; since then prces especially In the lower grades have been gradually stfenng ,eand have gained little last quotaons, although freight have Improved and exchange London Is triae low The most of the purchases have been mnde fnr the French, English and Continental markets chiefly fol France however with but few hundred haes on domes tic orders.
 luis proper to remark that some or friends give inside figures as the ruling rates.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

The Stdts of Alabama, Washington county. Orphans Court in vacation, November 25lh, I846. Present the Honorable Samuel s. Houston, Judge of said court.
 Nathan skinner, deceased } THIS day came minstraor of he estate of the said Nathan skinner, deceaseJ and filed his petition 10 sell ihe Land be- longing to the estate of the said decedeni, repre- sening that the is nsolvent and that there is no other property belonging to said estate, to wit: The east half of the south west quarter of section thirty six, and southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section ihIriy-six, township thirteen. range thu ee vest in the district of Lands subject to sale at Demopolis, Alabama, and that Nancy Skin ner, dow of the said deceased, Eliza Mcknight, (lale Skinner.) William II Skinner, Edney Skinner. Nancy Skinner, Nathan Skinner. Ellen Skinner, John Skinner, Catharine Skinner, Mary Hardy, (late Skinner, and Joseph skinner, the heirs of the said decedeni. all of which nonresdents with the exception of Mary Hardy, (ate Skinner IL s therefore ordered by the Court that citation to the resident heirs, and that publication he made in the Weekly Mobile Register and Journal, a paper printed in the ely of Mobile, Alabama, for four consecutive weeks, that said petition be sel for hearing on the hrd Monday in January, 1847, when and where all persons interested can attend and con. test the same if they lhiak proper. Attest
 HJY MOSS, Clerk.
 nov30Et By THos PARKER, Deputy.