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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
BE KIN d.

B. Al1d to Thy ia!her-(or when 'hoO "e''
young,
who loved thee so fondly as he'
ue caacht the first accents that IeIl from
Thy tongue,
Aud Joined in Thy innocen' g'ee'
q. kind TO thy father, for now ne is DID,
Ills locks iutermiogled with gray
Ills footsteps are feeble unce fearless aoo
bold,
Thy father is passing away
., Kind to ,hy molher--(os lo on her brow
Nav traces of sorrow be seen'
ON well mays, thou cherish aud com
:url her now,
For loving and kind hath she been; -.
Remember Thy moIher--lor thee sue VIII
pray,
As long as G ,d givetb her breath;
wih accents Of kindness then cheer her
lone way.
Fen TO the dark valley OF DEATH
BE kind 10 thy brolher-hi' hear' will have
deartb,
If the smile Of 'hy joy be wi'hdFa"ni
The flowers Of feeling will fade al 'he''
birth,
If the dew Of affection be gone
Re kind 10 thy btothsr-wherever you aFe'
The love of brother shall be
An ornameu,purer ard richer by lar
Than pearls from the depths oi the sea-
BE kind to thy sisler-nct may no" A"'"
The depth efuue sisisrly love-
The wealth of the ocean lies ia'homs bsloW
The sulface ,ha! sparkles above
rhv kindness shall bring 10 thee man!
sweet hours,
And blessing Thy pathway 10 crown
Affection shall weave thee a garland Of
flowers,
More precious Than wealth or reno~n'
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LIST OF CAUSES,
For Trid at Apri Term, 4 D 1916

For Trid at Aprit Term, 4 d 1916
8 John g. Nc Call ct al VS. Joseph Lemon
G Tobias Shirtz ct al VS. Thomas Moorhcad ct al
Peter Badly VS. David Petrikin
s Barnard Scibert VS. Thomas McNair ct al
Samuel f. Hcadly VS. Bowler ct al
10 Henry Easton VS. Joseuh Paxton
II DE- Thomas Fitch VS. Thomas Hubbard et al
l2 III mas 5 Hubbard ct al VS. George Maus ct al
10 Thomas Stackhouse VS. Vdniah Reese ct al
IA Daniel Gross ct al vs Henry Webb
Is Ebenezer GreenOugh Caleb Fisher ct al
l6 Benjamin Dieterich VS. William Colt ct al
II Frederick Leiby VS. Benjamin Fetteimon
ls Henry L. Smith VS. Ames Coles
Ig Samuel Conner VS. chenbauch
20 Samuel Shedmau VS. Over ID Leib ct al
81 SamYol Sb ,dman VS. Owen ID leib ct al
90 Samuel Shednan VS. Owen ID I,eb
% Micnael Hover VS. elijah Price
"a Michael Low VS. George Kotnor
25 Michael Low VS. Abraham Hair
26 Michael Low VS. lost Hair
81 William Uelong vs. Henry Miller
% Alexander Best et al administrator OF jane
Laughed deceased " Susan Wit8
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Cholera, Sualmcr Complaint, DldryhRd
Dysen'ary and all other derangemtniS
ofhe stomach and boUeis, cured bn
Dr.. James Carmindtiue Ba'SGm
New York, Sth month, lst, lSjs
Friend DR. Jnyne---It gives me mach pleasure to
piform you of the result of case in which adj
ministeled thy Carminalive Basan, and consider
liz matter of duty to thee and the public TO give
the following statements. Being called to visit q
patient few days since, found he was vomiting
and purging most violently, with severe lormlha
and Clamps in the upper and lower cxtremities
and also in the abdominal parieties. The cramp
was SO violent, that ii took fou men to iub hlm
nccssantly TO keep down the spasm, and to use hiS
own words he said it seemed to him as il his bones
would snap in two. There was also violent chohc
pains around the utilical region attended with very
distressing nausea, In shOIt | considered 1t to be
Ia case of genuine choera. | found on inquiry The
patient had been unwell the day previous, with
oosencss OF the bowels. That fix hours be tore
saw him he. was seized with the complaint and had
gradually gol worse. The extremlties we cold
and ho was nearly pulseless. Immediately gave
him spoonful of thy Ralsam which IN lew mo-
me nts elected from the stomach. but on GlNns
lit a few times tho stomach became settled aud he
Expressed himselfrelieved. then gave him calo-
mel and opium powder In two hours from the
time saw him he felt quite easy ard IL u asleep
and slept well for hye hours; but on wah'Hg the
symptoms again returned. | directed more OF the
BaIsam to be given him when the disease subslded
and the patient was convaescent. 1t took one bot
tie to effect cure. have also oiton witnessed
tho beneficial effects of the Carminalive Basom IN
summer complaints and iiarrhea that would not
be without fol ita weight in silver.
remain thy friend,
THOMAS MOTT 43 Broadway, N Y.
Prepared ouly at No South Third street, Fhll-
adclphia
The sboveMediclne are for sale
The store of ,,
JOHN Il. MOYER,
Bloomsbury.
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"A WORD TO MOTHERS
SHEnirF's OFFICE, Danville
March 10, 1876.

Health is enc Of the bes, gifts Of parents
10 their children; aId wthSu, ii, all tho ad-
vanlages Of fortune are bu, evils in disguise
Nature always admonishes the parent when
aid is required. If yeung child cries much,
il must be ili,ior il is incapable OF being ef-
lected by any ideas, bot these OF bodily
Psin or pleasure; Al such times molhers
are apt, give their infants cordiais, con-
'aining Intoxicating OF stupy Tying properties
and though thiS msy answer heir immedi.
ate purpose, wnal is lie result? The chill.
,lren either die in convuisieRs, orlive missr>
able and unhealthy, pinsd in their growth,
with 6eb.itaIed sIomachs, and palssd ner-
yes. The food designed by nature for chill.
dren is so clearly pointed out, that it is mer,
geIIous how any person can be mistaken,
he breast OF the mother, or bread and milk
Cor infants, is so clearly adapted 10 The deli-
cate state OF their stomach, that nsihinc can
he substituted equally nutritious and wheIe-
,ome. 1t is at the critical period OF feeihs
hg' or when The infant is Withdrawn flom
iss mother's breast in order TO substitute
stronger diet, that those fatal diseases arise
which sweep of 50 many tens of thousands
1f infants annually Who can estimate ,he
ravsges made by :Cholera Infantum? 'Ant
yet there is specific for it, which has neU
Ter been knO,0n TO fail, when applied by
he directions. 'JAYNE'S CARMINA
| TIVE BALSAM' isa remedy ,ha, has res
orsd many a languiahing babe to The arms
! If the delighted mother, restoring vigour to
he system, al the same ti.ne that IL eradi
;asad the disease. AS men are but chill
iren Of large growth Ihe same remidy
Twill be found equally elicacioua il Choler,
F. Norbrs, Nervous OF Sick Headeche, and il
Iced diseases that ariss from disordereC
state of lie stomach and bowels
The above Medicine are oil for sale
It the Store of
| G JOHN r. M0YER.
! Bloomsburg.
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nAS7ONISHING NEWS, ~
Bloomsbury.

G1D DAS7O ONLSHLNf NEWS,sLD |
NEW q 0TLFA[P GOODS
Ar THE
Nees) SEDp'G.
LlGHT-STREET, COLUMBIA CO..
THE subscribers takes this method.of informing
the public that they have just arrived from Paa-
delphia with splendid assortment Of
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
among which may be found a superior selection Of
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Cream. Invisible
Green Diva and Mixed Cloths, supes
rior French andFancy G Cassimeres,
Sa,tinels of all coors and prices
Kyniucky,Jeans Heavy
Buck Tweed, and
Hard imss
A splendid assortment
oil Woollen, Velvet, ,Ee-
leniia, Satin and Swansdown
Veslings, Flanncs Of AL colors 70
prices, cnlored, beached 81 unb!eached
Cotton Fsnnels, Furniture andA promo heck
ALSO
Mancher enk Scotch Gnghams, Bed licking
bleschcd and unbleached Table Diapcrsupef,4r &C.
ured and plain Alpaccas; Pondecheny new article
for Ladies weag Furniture and Dress Caieoes Of
| all prlces splendid assortment of
ShatctS, Dress HandherchieG, CruvQtS
and CoiiarettS.
A full aSsortmen, Of
LadieS' and Gentiemen's Hosiery and
Gi0oes, Geattemen'sBoso Collars
Si0cks, Gum Elastic, WorSted and
Cation SuSpenaerS, &c. &c.
Togetherwith full ASSORTMENT Of
GrOcePiCss Hardware and
esuCcmsWs sEG.
wi,b variety Ct other articles too numerous tc
meution.
The ubscrbrs feel confident, since their good.
have been purchased on lhe best terms, and have
been selected with great care; that they can sell low
Ter than they can be bought at any other store il
this part OF lhe county; they therefore solicit the pa
ltronage Of generous public.
lgz7REl LIMBO The highest price paid Gor al
lflf--EssSS51As9 kinds Of COUNTRY PRO
4II5fS1| DUCE il exchange 70
n Goods.
AMOS p. KNABB g. Co.
December 8; lS45-33Lf
lSSToVE PIPE for sale at tho New Store.
tsqolOO j.. q, RUPERT.
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IA pdrftb'S Pills

81 d FAD and understand The time will cors.
"a a. when the medicine, Brandreth Pills wilt,
appreciated as they ought and deserve, it Willie
understood that DR.. Brandreth has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every a.
dividual who makes trial of the Blandrch PIl
concedo them to be the best medicine they ever
used. They arc indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in climate sots
changcabe ours cannot be sufficiently approcat
ed A free perspiration is at once restored thu. \
they cure colds, and consumption is preyened-IV
Those who have redundancy of bile fluid them d
the most essential service, and should there he de-
icency Of that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has hn
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re.
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail.
ing A few doses taken Immediately upon the iO'
lection being received into the system will Lta
most certain to prevent any matoriatinconycUsnNN n
Aud at no sl0ge of this dreadful epidemic is lha'
so proper medicine as the Brcndre.h Pills lh I
thts medicine oe universally used in 6ib
disease, and no loss OF blood allowed, and f7g
very few, would be its victims. So it is with olek
diseases. Assist nature with this all mporns
medicine to remove morbid humors from the IoN
and do not resort to bleeding or mercury, andv.
shall have very great scarcity of persons afflicted
ilnal, kingdom over which we arc the lords, arc
not afflicted with chronic maladies; neither should
we be if it were not for our prize which occasions
than. Follow nature. Use the medicine whfh J
harmonizes with her, which mildly but sureIyrs
moves all the impurities of the blood which strength
ems the feebe,and ye, reduces those of too full habit
to healthy standard. Let me again say thateyw
department of the manufacture of Brandreh Pills
is personally supeTlntended " me- and that even
box with my three labels upon it may he relied Up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying
A G. f N rs.
Neutrality-suspicious. M Kay.
Iarseytown--I & A II Bisel
Danvile-E 3 Reynolds & Co
/ Cattawissa--C G Brobst
Dl9omshurg-J. r. Meyer.
Limcstone-Babbit& & M'Ninch.
Buckhorn-M. G. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Low & Thompson
BerwIck-J w Stiles
May 3, l615-ly- 2.
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Yvsas g g SNeet

IRON MiANUEMOEGDZ.
YMVHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
"a that he has opened shop, on Main.steet
nearly opposite Clayton's Tavern in Bloomsburg,
whee he intends carrying on the above business,
IN all Its various branches.
TIN W.4RE,
ofevsry description, will be kept on hand for sale
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
SHEET IRON
Manufactured into any form required,
STOVE PIPES,
of all sizes kept constantly on hand. Stoves finish
ed to order
Being determined to do business IN the righ!
way, he reqests all to call upon him before they
purchase elsewhere, as he will furnith all articles
in his line as cheap as they can be purchasedl in
the county.
d. J. RICE.
September 20, ls45-ly22
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THE ME- RRY II E A X L :

.The merry heart, The merry heart
or nature's Gifts love the best,
lrs>~a Nc ~~N,s s>~~~~~>
Though dark his lei is traly blessed.
lis mind. by inhorH power sustained,
Upon the po.es Of reason turns.
And in his breast, the fame of ior-----
pIxuses incense as II burns.
And Glery's wreath, and Valsr's plume
a, Have no. a charm 10 Danish care,
And Of, The purple decks the breast,
Whose heart PIomeIhean vulturss tear
aFrhe chain will gall you none the less.
Because the links are massive goiG,
SIN vain you deck with gems the nes!'
Whose threads have been in poison rolled
'Cold frs,s TO DUST and Beauty'G bloom
Is slowly klched by pale Decay,
Ard Genius feeds wasting fire
That eats i,e masters heart 'swsy,
The Poets laurel of is iwined
With branches OF The cypress tree'
Let others choose these gliuerlsg toys,
But, Oh! The merry heart for ma.
From youth TO age it changes not,
In Joy or sorrow still the same;
When skies are dark and temposle scow,
1t shines steady beacon fame;
Aud in the laughing noon Of joy
This, this 10 the still better part.
Tor light and bloom and azur heavens
Address in vain he heavy heosI.
It gives wisdom plain and good
Worthy all the Saves learned laws,
A1d, from ,Ae rubs asd eares.ol life,
Some food for comfort still it draws.
When darkness reigno, some short-liyed
power
But ialerceple the genial light
Aud in the shadows deep obscure,
1t seems proof that sens are bright
Il gives to Beauty halfi lis power,
The namelGss charm worth all the rest
The light that Cutters DER face,
A0d speaks Of sunshine in the bress!.
Il Beauty ne'er has ge, her seal,
Il well supplies her absence too,
And many a face looks passing fair,
Because merry heart shines through.
IfFairy times should oer iesorn
30 bless this duh ptosaic earth,
Aud some bright Share should profser n
Her wonderous gifl of magic birth
would not aek AIaddin'e lamp,
Nor ye1 Forunio's purse OF gold-
Du something better far lhan ,hsse--
2he merry heart that ne'er grows old!
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BLCOMSBURG

Cabinet ware Rouse.
rEVlIE subscribe would respectfully iniotm the
X public, that he has taken the sh W lately oc
cupcd by Samuel Lilly, near tho upper end Of
bloomsbury, where he is carrying ON the
0NETNL8zg TDUSINL2SSo
in all its various branches, and where he will be
happy wait upon oil those who may favor him
with iheir custom. His Furniture is swairanted to
he made of good material aud durable, aud he in.
tends keeping on hand
Sideb0ayds. Secretaries, Bureaus,
WardrobeS. Curd 2dhteS, Dining
Ia6ieS. BreahJdst Iu6(eS,
Cupb0urds, Stands, WaSh
Stunts, Bedsteads,
Dough-troughS,
Co6inS, sc.
and all kinds ofwork in his line which he will sci
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
By strict attention to business he hopes TO re
ceive share of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April2 l945.-lyl
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS,

For april Term, II, u lS46'
Bloom--W lillian Neal
Briercreek--Jacol Diotorich
Centcr-Thomas Conner William Edwalds
Derry-James Hutchson William Mcbride
William Hendershot Philip Sedle
Franklin-Wi iiam Gearheart
Hcmlock--Iohn Ole Isaac Leldy
I.iberty-Andrew BIllmeyer
Limestone-.David Lilly John Shoarer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. Smith Rudolph SechIei
John Lunger
Man--Abraham Kease
Mt Pleasant--Azrine ValIerchamp
Medison--Isaac Mcbride
Montour--William Yorks Esq John Boyer
Mifln--Cornelius Rittenhouse
Orange Benjamin Hayman
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WWTHEREAS, the Hon. JosEPH 3. ANTuaNI
w President of the Court of Oyer and Tor
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quaref
Sessions of tho Peace,and Court of CommonPleal
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district
composed of the counties Of Northumberland
Union Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon
Samuel Oaks and Stephen Badly, Esqures
Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their prNcept bearning date the oath day OF
Aug, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forlyfvo and to me directed,to'
holding
II Court of Oyer and 7erminer, and Gen
eraL Jail Delivery, General Quarter
.ss..rs2as IF .is Pee.ee, Common Pie@a
and Orphdn's Court.
IN DANVILLE, in tho County Of Columbia
ION the third Monday of April Aext, tbeing The
2Oth lay) and to continue oro sSI.N
-Ats..ss 10 therefore hereby gwen to
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and on
stables of the said county of Columbia that they
he then and there in their proper persons, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records inquisitions and other remembrances to do
those things which to their Offices appertain to
DO done. And those that are bound by recogni
zances to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia
are to be then and there 10 prosecute against them
las shall be just, Jurors requested to be pune
tual in their attendance, agreeably their notices
Dated at Danvle, the 18th day of March, in
the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred and foty-six and in the 69th year
of the Independence Of tho United States
of America
IRAN DERR Sheriff.
SHEnIrF's OFFICE, Danve
March 10, 1876.
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Chair LaUfaCt0 "
THE subscriber continues 20 Cafly o

th8
CHAIR MANUFACTO2ING
business at the old stand OF Il. & S. H0gcn
buch, whera he viii be ready al oll !Imes
to furnish Fancy 81 Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs Il, < aya.s
~~nisn may DC called Tor, al
short notice and on the mos, reasonable
terms. lie will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in a superior manner,
From bis experience in the businesg,and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he naliers himsel. tha
he shall bo able to furnish az good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can bt
done in tbs country, all OF which he vii
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will b,
strictly and punctuaIly attended TO-.
y HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsburg, Dec. so, 1913
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NTW ARRIVAL
AT TIE
N Ivy BUILDINGS
/. B. RrpFRT.

i. b. RUPERT,
MMAViNG disposed Of his first stock fgoods
n "A has justreceyed a far better aud more splen-
did sssort ment suitable to the sc asOn, consisting
st ag0od a variety OF
Cloths; SGt!ReIs, GdSsinieTes end yrestiRg5
for Mems wear, MS can be had at any other store
iQ the county-all kinds OF
SiH, cotton, Hilnen, Ig'0oieR or IF'er.tao
cloths for Ladies' use--lats, Caps;thin aud Dhicl
Boots and Shoes, very cheap, besides q large as
s0rtment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, GLASS
AND WARE,
and in fact, almost every thing that con be found
in any other store in the county.
Belicring that nimble sixpence is better than
Iul shilling he will continue to sell his goods at
small advance for ready pay. He therefore in.
yites all to call feeling assured that they will be
satisfied with his prices.
Nov 10
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Cholera, Suo,mcr Complaint, DiarrhGd
Dysea'ary and all other deroagemm'S
ofthe stomach and bo,Oeis, cured bHl
Dr.. James CarminGiive BalSGm
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18

nated on the books of the department .ssfqr bias. It ds been decided after mature consideration that a pla proposing specific mode of conveyance of as niSh grade as two horse coach Transportation is ,e ps pfe,erred to the star bid. The experience of ne me %aepar'ment enables il to lay down the following When the mail on the rtue is not so large as to require tWo-horse coach eonveyanee a star bid. if the lowest, will be preferred .o the specific bid 23, When the mails are of such size as io ran der 1t necessary or expedeht in reference to them alone to provide two-hofsa coach eenveyonee. inc specific bid though the highest, win be ore fprred to the star bid, to the extent of a moderate diff. ference Ill tie compensation, in case the differ ence is not such as to interfere with the policy oi tie new jaw, which looks to a reduction in the costs of transportation. Exceptions however, may be allowed where the star bid is made by the pres ehl owper of tbe stock on the route. and if is man liest that the reason for pickering the specific bid do not exist in his case.
 2t. On routes of the highest class. where four. horse coach transportation is required by the size and Importance of the mails, the preference for the specific bid Will be, if necessary, carried to greater extent ot difference than on the inferior coach routes, subject, however, To the exceptions above stated.
 D. modification of bid in any of it's essen- tlal terms Is tantameuht to a new bid, and cannot be received so as to interfere with competition af- ter the last hour set fer receiving bids.
 c. JOHNSON,
 Postmaster General Post Office Department, Jan. 9th. lsi6 [22:3m l
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
SrATEsoFsAAKaNsas, ] cs couyTy z SALINE. SS'

.CoUYTy etSSAIiSe. "''
 nthe Saline circuit court, h vacation, December
 P, 1st5 Ezra M Owen, Johnson J. Ioyner, and Thomas
 Pack, compiaihants. Dayid C. McDanicI John S. Black, sJosepl, Ber-
 nett, Luther C.Alorfill, Moses Greenwood, Ja,nes
 Brewer, Nancy II. Brewer Mary, Benjamin. and
 Eliza; ininor children of George 4. McDanieI
 deceased, defendants. # FE1HIS day, before me, Green B. Hughes, Clerk 1 of the Saline Circuit Court, in vacation, tie said Thomas Pack, for himself and tue other painants made and filed his affidavit stating; that oi said defendants John $. BIacls. Moses Greenwood, James Bfewer, Nancy If. Brewer ,Benjnnin, Mary and Eliza. minor children of said George A. McDa- snie deeeasetl are nen-residents of the State; and therefore prayed for order Of publication against tbem according to the Statute il, that behal! made and provided, and which order is grantedby iaesin vacation. M
 E Tifefefore the said nonresident defendants, are hereby notified that bill of coplaiht, on the ehap cely side of the circuit court has been filed against them and the other defendants, praying, thata Jndg ment rendered in said court in favor o said Bennett Morrill,. and Greenwood, as the assignees of said David C.. McDaniel and John s. Black, and against said Oven, JoyBer, and Pack, be pcrpetualiy en- jDined and the obligation, on which the same was rendered delivered Up and canceifed, and that the sale of LotsyNo. 10, II, and i2, in Block No, 2, of the town of Benton; said John, s. Bacl and David c. McDahiel as pretended executors of Geo. A. AieDanicl deceased to said Owen and rssiach said obligation with said loyner and Pack as seea- rites. was giyens bereeiaded and set asiaeoh me efoua of mistake ao. because tie Probate Court of Saline county. had no authority to order, nor said pretended executors to sell said lots-1I and that no title can be made to said Owen the pir- chaser for said lots said sale being utterly vod and also praying for relief ;a and said nonresident defendants are required 10 be and appear, on the first day of the next Marsh term of the said Saline circuit at court to he holden on the fourth Mon- day of March next. at Benion ir said county, to an swer the bill of said eomplainants. ia
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest: GREEN B. HUGHES, Clerk
 (Psinters Fees S2s 25. lo-Sw.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18

I,rge operations having
 of a considerable por- l actually offering on the
 consequence all mcreas- ..., exhibited by holders |,rIay, though still much Ed as to prices, and great | belween the views eff |,'eot of the decline. We | 10 the general belief re- \; for the lower descrlp- { to an quarter of a cent. inc business of the past tlaps, been on N orthern ,,able purchases have been th English and French ,,rceIs have likewise been
 lhe German ports. There i, in the stock of Cotton dll the supply is tolerably
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. i,

v-y,,,,, :, UIsftIof of nltNANsAs. 'fG United States District Court for the Dis N tflct aforesaid, for the adjudication of uncon. tuned French and spanish land claims, has adjouin- ed oyer until the 3ofh of March next.
 eereiore II E ordered by the court, thai notice lhereoi hc published in the sArkansas Banner" for SIX weeks suceessYely before the said soth day of March next, VIM. FIELD. Clerk
 Litte h0eh, Jun 10, islG ig-6w.