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The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-30
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 s's .s z. ,.:,,;eeh N. June essa hnAdFha s.a ssxsn. - s.......st,,s s.sdete. 1s,f i1ns -. sssesIy thS'ssais ssae haaa.sa apls dzss. .s ..h.;stssce fsse thdnssnH twa hundred and ily-six dolla1s. s.. ...s k...... s..r eornrnnfati0a of t1rsse tos sAsss =. = N N,sr..sar.t gour hundred dqll1fs e ;as lor teir ssryuais. ',r sfed aA twsa'y aoal-.s ,nasoreInents. fEEi aud appaFa. fot 1sPa;ss sa. sbrie horses and exans atationaxY Ias, ssa g,her ineidEF-al and ecnllngeat ex- -. - ss,~enty thousand doilafs
 Ts, eo.nulesiag tho oarraeks lor eAastss ns,s1A thpasand dollars ..,, ,rs,s.s ~. s,,s.s 1. ..,,acr;.-d to appoint board of sisitsrs to asn. v ,,.s ..,nal exaninaiicHef the Military Ace- sAoss. duty 1t shall De e tepuyt t0 ne 1eese- emy, E., tke insermasioa ef GonxFe1ss 1t the tAry i. sf the next succeeding session. the - -s.t. of tlse dsciplnt, itssruron, police. a. escal aairs, and other coueernssf the ..,ss..sn PyesiIed. That the whole naMnsF q ,s.. ssrS year sha not execed ille hall o the -, cf stses in the union; and tAat her sl.an 2. .sls.,ed aItesnately. from every seep state ..A .as,ab.r being tsna tds Eesiasnt eitlzen uf .a which De shall hs sppcinieds thai not s.s. . ,s. six members shall be taken Iron a'npg srss,y serving in the militia; th1t sscc ssss, shsII not he taken fsom an congressional ;..rt mil every ether district in te State sha .sa s',.ri;ed member. Pruaidsf farikers Tlat ,,o eonpsnsatioa sha be made to said member. hssad ;s te naylnent of thelr expenses fnr board and aJr;s~ wAsIr at the Military Academy and an al- Ss-s,s. mi to sxceed eight cents per miies iof ..,vslIiuv hy .e shortest maN route Iron their re- s,,.rt;vs 6aaes to the Acadkmy. and back to their hsmss And the samof two thpasaad dollars | hele. s ,nnouTsEed to defray the expenses cf said board sS r;sI,srs at inc next annual examination
 See s .Ssd bs t fsfkr hseisd, a'ssss she teseseE ofJ,sr;sg acd the iirst teacher of French st the M;I;,srv Sesaemy shall hereafter Dc. respectively, professor of drawing and professor of the krsnsh language. ,or,., xr r,svte
 spsaksr of tAs Hcsss ef Rspstseaigt'ses.
 e. M- DALLAS,
 Fir, PyesiSxas sff fAs Uasfed Stzies
 ind Pfssidsnf ef tht Ssnats: AfFA0's'' A Aas'e 7 JAMES K. POLK.
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Dow, Jr, says ,o his hearers. in sermon upon eoarage, s.Y ou talk about having the pluck to pitch into . pan,het Why you haven't courage to cast an insinuaiion ., . mosquito. Ton are wanting in the very rue diments of courage. In nine times out ci ten, you lack ihe courage to sell simple truth, so yos sneak round the corners and
 hide yourself under ihe fence of lalsehood.' ?
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To the Pul,Iic.

DILLJoHNSONwp wpuitre- 6& Dspectfully inform the pan 4zEakR& lie that he is now prepared wiih first rate CayTiags. and also gocd Baggage Wag0ns. for conveying passtngess and their baggage to the
 Hot springs. He can accommodate louf passengers with their ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen thnt he viii coavey them to any place he may contract fo. witt as much comfort and ease as they ceuid trayss is their own private carriages.
 As driver his skill and attentioB to the safety o bis passengers is well known o the travelling public His charges will be in accordance with the hard times He can be found at all times by inquising af ths bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House Little Rock. April l7, lS44--3l-u
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ATTENTION COMPANY,

ALL persons liable to do military dasy ia a company, (Csps Annsar's}, 1ss Battalion 18th Regimsss, AFkzBsas Milis;=, sss hereby noiifed sa attend Cnmpsay Mnster. on Saturday. tho lziA ef OrL. I6d6, al 10 o'clack. A. M. in front of the Sasie House, armed md equipped as the LAw dsseess fol military duty
 hY oSfsssE af sAs Cs7s=;a:
 $ sEoMEFlEzu, T q
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SIOO REWARD. SPECIALIZATION:

BY TfFGS. s. DREW. GOVERNOR sv AaEAxs&s A REWARD of one huaarsd dolIars wili bs H given for the apprehension and delisery a this place. of JoAz C. Smith. convict. whos ssiaes the burniag ef the Peaitentiary, escaped irom ihs ruari. on the raoFniaq oi the 3D,h inst.
 Said smith is about 2l years old, spare and aeoa' six feet high, goes little stopped, dark eyes, and black hair, is a native of Tennessee. and was sen' ffcm Washington county, ia this stats.
 Ix TEsTrMoEY WHEREOF. have hereanse eel
 my hand, and caused the seal af said ssats fL s1 to be affixed, st Little Rock. oi the z2day
 of September. X. D. Isl5. Bs the Governor:
 D. B. GsEsn. Ssentary ef Stale.
 Sept 22nd. lS45. 2-ew.
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l5rn Ika yy'EnleA Ml ClhI.

tnluArENENtNGS &9ttk E. k8tf. NEW ORLEANS MARKET .--Ths husihs=s tfe4aetions sfIs1 ssNses c Eip ysaE ef bns Iltie eae week wlth anSsAeF AfrivSis hy ss1 Efum si- alNE dusnectie ~ fazsien pcstz ase hat feM. ka- eeiyts nfSukar M0lEsss aud Teaanen ltlieeE nones aad M 1e western rf1lhcs, t is not aNpeetsd Tks esnR aE CuEinn lasf ts4f. &f tk1 tae WnS nssising |bg thopeands e bsies and noN x ss1feelF cones n hnndseds. gtisthe T5ih ~ Sepfeznbrf. ard ai~ tioagh esefy body kefs kheMs, tksf kneN anything sbc1i i ftsf xt shis .ins taf yn1r, anooe hses q Cotton lad bsen received ef tba rev crgp. yet nf nod soc bnlea ef yesfs is ths kiehest anaunt ailaweA ts he seeeived af this date. We can hardly trust vurseiFks to state the facts, bl tiat every body dses knDw t Ia tiis ciiy TAs sneeipfs ofths nsw essp st Fort Adams. ap sa tia 18th iast. is bat go bales against 214 sAEne date Esst year. We lIase had no Fsia here hee last Friday ard ws en- teF1aiE h0pes that fAsctabia time kas hegnn Cor the planters 10 gather in wkat nay he len nf theii cFePs- Inc ssles of thh last thTss says ssss sos Sxos<a 5p hates, st oaf last euoiNiians, whieh we cOntihue. hat prices are n6t sstlied.
 LfvHapooI CLAssfrlc artox
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TIE FEMALE EYE.--lt giares, invites, de- |'nies, consents. IL has the glance cf love, she flash of rage. sparkling of hope, the squinl of suspicion, the fire of jealousy and the ius- Ire of pleasure.
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[Prsllc-No 57.l

PrsLIc-NO 57.
 AN ACT to provide for the distribution o The edition of the laws and treaties os the United States published by Little aad Drown, under the provisions oT the reso- iutloa of Congress approved March third, eighteen hundred and foFty-iiye, and fov other purposes.
 Be II saacted bs tsc SeAaie asd Honse ef Representatives. of iAe Uniisd Siafes of '1'asriea iH Congress assembled, That the one thousand copies af Litle and Browns ed.uon of the laws and Treaties of the Uni seo States, already purchased by Congress, se distributed, under the direction of the secretary Of State, as follows:
 oae copy to ihe Presiden. and one copy " ,l's ''ce President Of ihe United States
 ohe copy to each of the justices of the supreme Court of the United States, and to the clerk of said court:
 ohe copy io each of the heads of depart- 'aeh,s' ahd one copy to the Astoaney Gen ehla' oi the United States.
 r ooe copy lo each of sl.e several States and ,., .es'''o'ies ct the Union. b be placed in the os sach State or Territory. oae copy each 10 the governments af osea' b'ila'n, France, Russia, Austria, P.us- D., ofain' Portugal. Sweden, Denmark. e.. s' .r ,ae Netherlands, Belgium; Sardinia, S,.,ss S, < urssy, Tuscany, tho EecIeshsticsl ~ ,s' M Ms fwo Sieilies, China, Brazil. Mexi- K, se" u'eaada, yenexuela, Ch,ii. Psra. ae Argentine Confederation. . apd % N. ssnS N ~ wsh islands; .'u " Sana- s., .Ss'y ,s eop'es io the aesss of dsparsmenss reaaE 'ous ounces and pis- ,;h,.s ss hundred and eighty copies .o ,h. hs.s - q Congress, for i.e use .,r ,... -. tive. 1... s senate and House of Reptesepta {.
 s. S.. aa''as 'ae ssss,sas of Coaares~
 -. 1 sopsss 10 llss iaw lshrarr Il cs.,s.zs,... .,. .-a pss eopsey .e she sscsesary z she s-:.z cfS-.s.. N - .y son'ss .o she Cle,k ss sAs Hou '. ..suilli .:.ssss. Tor he ehambsrs Fl co,I
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nR. S. M. VERB.

HAVING returned te the city, offers his servie' EI es tc the citizens of Little Rock and surround inr country in the practice of Medtc;ns. Seygeyg asd Obsfeties He intends to devote himself b ths practice of his profession. His office is on Man St., ia the hiiding formerly occupied by 5. Line beaugh deceased; where he may at all times be found unless professionally absent.
 Liifle Rock. .irks.. September. 2sd, is4G
 a.asn.
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He that would pass the latter part of his life with honor and deceney, must when he is young. consider that he. one day shall be old, and remember when he is old, ihss he has once heen young.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-30

It is stated that Morrison expended be- tween the years 1880 and 184i, the enor- nous sum of 1000 sterling, in advertising his pills.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-30

An editor at table, being asked if he would take some pudding. replied, sowing to a crowd of other matter. we are unable to make room for il.
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HEMRY INITIATION, ! s.l GRAEs ' lEnfsHEMHEf fl

Ald whereas il.s said convention ilss been dalY raii6ed on both parss, and the respec- tive sall6cati0ns oF ti1e sasne were exchanged U Berlin n tke Ioash day 0f Nosem6er, one tlsousagd eiahs haadted and forsY.livp, hy Henry Wheasans envoy extaoniiaa- " and ml5nistcf plenipo.eniiaFY q the Uni- s < States. and tke Count Maxinilian von LAfchenfalds chamberlain of his Majesty the king q Bavatsa, and liis envoy exHaordinM- y and minister pleniposensiary asar the Court q his Majssly the King oi Prussia, on the paFt of their rsspeesiye governments:
 Now therefore, he t known, thai !, JAMES K. POLK, President of the Uniied Siairs of AaieFica. have rauscd the said convention so u made public, to the end that the saine and every cfarlsg and article thereof may be observed and fulfilled with good faith by ihe United States and the cili- zens thereof. . In witness whereof. have iereunto set
 my hand and cansed the 1seal of the Chi
 led States t0 be mixed. Done at the |. s.eiiy of Washington, this fifteenth day
 of August, in the year of our Lord one
 thousand eight hundred and for.y-six.
 and of the independence of ihe United
 States the seventy-iirsi
 JAMES K. POLK.
 Re ,l,e p.e.;.,..,
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STATE OF ARKANsAs.l }
 SALfxR coUNTy.
 ManSlt TbwHstip.
 WE. the undersigned. being called ryrz ea by Walter Linsey, b appaaiss n ti&JS animal. and we Sad .he sasae se hs ~ss>n.Ik . CRAY MARE. wisA dark less, some sasais marks, wsth seaf in she forehead, ne other brands pesesirsbie. six years old. fourteen hanas high. and well pslt ap; appraised 10 ierty dollars.
 JESSE HOOPER,
 tOELs nROOKSs .3FYrs.
 JACKSON GARNER. Prosen before me, the Ist Jaiy. lS41. Y. H. GILES. T P
 rPr's lee xt e0-s-sw1
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TDRACco-No chApgs 10 the market since our last review. Il bas but iitsse aetivity.
 SueAK--Tke saiesare dail- prices. however. are fail.
 FLouR--The recent adsices from EhFupe has bad favorable eaeet upon the business The demand ls active. Illinois is quoted SS STA. St. Louis s 1. Ohio ut g 623. Paoyss 0As--tscnersity. h demand. Pork from S6te7. Bacon Sides at from sc. to si.
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We copy the following recipe ifem the SsFssaa bes No. of ssThs Nxinsalias. z fer IStds
 LlNAslENT. slR- EDiroR.--I send yoa reeIPe foF 3 Haemeat, which has been long in nse, and has been found highly eiicariuus itl all ca- ses of sprains. bruises, aud wounds. external or internal, on man or beast h has been used milh great snceess in severe cases os rhenna.isln, often elieetiag . pcsisise cure. and an fanrer should De without II who has nos something better to substitute in iss place.
 0ne-half oz. spirits harishosn,
 Two ox. camphor gum,
 One gill spirits ,urpeniinc:
 One-halfpini swss; oil;
 One pint Alcohol.
 Shake ii well together, and apply. rsbbing it ia smarily with the hand. JuNitlS.
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Inforrnation YVantesl.

YTvHE undersigned wishes h kBcw where Joseph \ r. Stockton lives. He ieit his daaghtes Eliza Edy. when about 5 or yeafs of age, at the house of Waiter Scott. who thea lived in Hasdemsn coun- ty, Tennessee Sue was lsis there in the year 1881 or sse. married her when she wss about g years old, and moved b Ssvieg county, Afkaaszs. how Polk county, Ans inlofnsiioa ~ said Joseph P Stockton. directed ss ne. ai Park ? O-. Scot eoabty, Arkansas, will be thankfully received
 WILLIAM COLE. Sepfembsr ,. isls. fi-3w-
 no- The Memphis. Teba-. papers naii please in sert the above one time. ant forward the accounts to Park P. O., AFkss., for collection.
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'SAIlE (1F LANDS non TKXEg.

 pf ts@atks p1ss toan n es sss oe ss. ls as aM .z
 
  is Sas sS Ts .a s4 m cNne9
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1ais q ihs tissases< kssss V soorsx il
 ia uiiaess wheseui shs mzpecdss plsnipo- tenliaxiss hSya sishnd fhe abose nslieies. ns vel n Enslizh as n aersSsn, ani' ksse thste. le xed her sssls. .;
 Doss ia 4aS1scl lIeala, ~ ths cisy If Bss- i.p on sl.e leeht -llsst day ~ Jnnaary, one shoaaand eigsl handted aid fosty-iive, in ihs slxsy-ninth year nf lhe inaeeendencs uf fs,s Uni,sd &lstee q Annesiia and she ninete6nth q ths fsign q his Mziezly shs King of B. ,Hsgia
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.N.OTECE.

sVVIHGE. yKyHEREAs, my wife Eiizabetb, has isR my w bed saA board without any pfosocston what eyex. ,his s therefore to fcsswafa all pefscns ftom harbring er trading sit hsr Tn ssy manner q, t,s account, as zln dstermiasd not io pay ssy of hss contracts unless compelled by izx te do so. Given under sr,y Easssi tAis 9th Asg ef August. as4s
 THOMAS APPI.EtsATE. Besfo@ eosats, -Srk.
 fprss fee, &1 eel 1zr&w.
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"BY THE ETERNAL, He SHALL LlyE.r-- Mr. Laval whose appointment as snb-Treas- nrer we have previously announced, is the son of Laval who was ihe compairiot, of La iayetie in the war of the Reyelution, says the Rochester Advertiser. The sou was Captain under Gen. Jackson, In ISIS and al. the seige of Pensacola, highly distinguished him. self as brave officer. In one of the narrow streets of the town six pieces of artillery were stationed, which threatened destruction to the American forces, and so Laval was assigned the duty of taking them. h a.- tempting il the first man shot down was the Capiain himself, and after our arms were victorious he was conveyed so couch vel iering h his owa blood. The surgeon pro no,lnced him past recovery, and szid .o Jack son, ssseneral, he can't Iive.n The old hero looked al him q moment, and exclaimed ]. By fle sferaai he sHALL live. He did live, and is now Assistant Treasurer al CharIes- ton.-- Charleaea Patrioi
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10 Gle lEHe1za1bHEB o3 6lhH N19S Is
 essrN.
 gT4ifE undersigned VI dispaseA su ell oE fzslf l stock ef GLO14xINN et xefy edN<x& Ff&s CTS tor CaSH Thnir sfurk heinK k1eF ed &4s0 .dueements are now oliare4 Co lhp8e w{ID WzSk <k purchase. WI. VANCE HROTnKn& Sxpt lStA ss1s. IA4
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C4.yaEkyy.Ss&1Y M.Y.lFS. n RC'D Per Steasaes yirgipian ' Casks Harn. h fot Families asc wsfrxnted god
 J.ae IS. ,sss-ess; II.
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4nn SACKS CORN, ls siors saa fss sale bs HUI NEWTON. BOiTEAu& ce.
 laae Issh. isis se--1s
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SseKls SxAsos. great deal of sicknesa is-now prevailing in shis vicinity and in the adjoining counties. We hear of Bilious Fever and Fever Agns sn alI sides; but these dieases, VIC bsiiess, are bat seldom fssal The Physicians of sbis Ctiy seem to be d. moss conssantiy sngagsd eiahes in ie~H or country. A sisit from .Jaek Ffssi, ' would do more than any shing else eso fsssnEe health about this time Ralsiek ~. C.) Stasdard. ' MoarAEsrs-it is slzted that of all new- horn i1sants> one ont ~ 5aur-dsss he Sra year swo 6f,as only attain the sixth year ; and before shs susaty y-sscond yssu nearly one hslf ihe epnegxlicn is ecusixpea so slIes yxse
 Altaissi. spwsser, to ise sgs II nelnfily, eee oss 4 ssssf ihis.Y q III lndlsi1s.lla
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AHgKANsAs H0NDs. SlO.606 AAeea5a fIcksr4 asis $ Sssss F iss ;< Van Basen. Jssns 1d. lssx ze-H
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DESCk lYTl0N

VIII. VANCE q Is1E0TnE AIoW elIer tseu weii sssnreed sisek ef 0HT N GOODS aE sSxy ysds1sd Pyiess; sksps | le1re sad fsl asssFsn1enf q Esss, Skesxs HpiG. MFt lKHs esd axssssszrs, al of whick ssii ~ I'll exfsen1ly iaN fos Gnsk ~ Pss4ses.
 La1s Eeek, xep< 1. 1elG. fsE9l
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Is0E &tssE : Barge ist af ro1rss sna 1sft1k41 E xksa, csess, Ssxss, sn1 Metsesss; 6(
 HM. VANCE c DAUT4ExG. sgf | is&s@ tessnsI
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

DasozsnlSA1No DVfss4-.-Joe' saA
. geniieman. yessesd sy<io his @usaro s=s>
vAus. Who. BY the way. = fee gem'.n ss
color, -Jle. - s1sn - yoa nave insl h.ll
cleaned Out. (ae wAs sxeepsay the h.ll)
clear the street here opp site lhe house
"MAssa." said J.e. putslng on . coase-
qaeuliai air. 'ynu mos, drscuse me- dos
u0l Link R all n saIh m.aia icr IL CLEANS
oot your hal. or do things snssde. Ba,
tells yOa. dat sse-p'n' de s,rees sch we'd
der AS dis. Is Ooly 6l f,r . rsIe sa-= 'nsff
darkey lse Penu-yi~any niger my
sal. aud c.sussq sen:ly. | Is Ia Lsor Of dss-
ersn5xoi sa' d~fics Il i"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
MARRIEn.

On the 9Th of Eehrzary, - tss ~. -
MverS. Mr. Ta BAAS a. AANAiNa
Ds Sqsu Cuanay. 10 AF>s MARY da-sAE
oi Georse TAoaPs0n. E~9 O. leis C1--I-
A frizad zA0 zIle.3e9 tAe zss<rs 49,
us tAzl hDaaalfal >aPFsy q Ee71aaR a. -
preked uP H0r car r>F~rial h~nrhis - 'ns is'-[
full brade. hau IAsl be f0Tgol. 10 bTizs g. ''a-'-
The married e1.a7se. h0<erer. kass e. -
for rheir kind rem=@hrannr ol aA 49,
and hsppi.ess - erer heir PoEtiaa-
.TEsesAer n1y Ihey sUestlE I've
Tur-1her - a&~m dr.
Am1 e@rh a sa2Try crown rGceaREs
Aa1 reign aa9Ee lEe say.
IN TharSAar eFemsag. 80 Fesrsl-, -, =
IN. Razz. ESq Nr- THOMAS r. Ptii,l[5SS Ptl.[S 4
D. Soso C.uunfy. fo AlEk GkRALl
d.asAz=r 0f cArssasPher C0GAeraa 81 ian 49,
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
ADJOURNMENT.

The Diily Mississippian Of Saturday last.
being our latest dates from Jackson, says
"rhe session Of the legislature is faa aP
preaching its close; but much remains sill
10 b. done. No disposition has been made
ofthe 500 600 acres Of land the bill to di.
vide the state into congressional dis'sicla is
ye, pcuding-iis Fate entirely UNCERTAIN; ;
but more TO be :amen,ed than these. and all
the rest. the people are likely to remain
wirhou, system Of COMMON acRools. 50
Loudly demanded by every principle OF
enlightened policy aud generous Philan.
ihro2y.".
lis generally understood that the. ad-
iournment was 10 take place on the 5th or
9Th inst.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

LEarsLAruRE.-The legislature have
n last passed the ApPortionment Bill
The House is entitled to 90 members and
the Senate to 80. Marshall is still enti-
tied to the same number she now sends |;
also Tippah. Tishemingo has gained one
Representative. The Bill passed the
House by majority Of Is votes. The
bill Cor Distric.ing the State was before
the Legislature at our latest dates, wnh
prospect OF its becoming law. Several
other important Bills are before that body.
which we fear will not be properly acted
on befre The adjournment We we're IN
hopes that the bill in relation to common
schools. would have had precedence before
all others. but we fear il will he paased by
~ subject Of minor importance. by the a.,
semblej wisdom Of the State.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

Ma HoNrLEuR. whose card we publish.
today. comes to our town highly recom>
mended. - eminen'Iy qualified to iustruc.
pupils in those ARTS which he processes to
teach. We SEQ from the Iackson and
Memphis papers. in both Of which he taught.
thsl he has rendered general sa:isf 'csion
Those who wish to earn Pencil Sketchine.
from Mature. Painting Perspective. &c. &c.
wosld do we'll TO take few .Iesaons from
Mr.. H.. who we have every reason 70 be.
lievs y perfect mas:sr Of those beautiful
and ornamental ars.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

The article Of oir correspondent. ON the
subiect Of female education. we hope. will
elici. an attentive perusaI from every rea-
der Of The Gazette. Parents have alrea-
dy neglected this important subject too
long for the welfare o! their daughters |;
and should now make amends for their
poa neglect. by avaiIing themselves Of the
advantages which arenow of.red. in many
portions Of our couiry for the thorough ed
uca,ion of their daughters. Cowmunics
tions are solicited from all who feel any in
terest 10 the advancemen. Of female educa.
ZION.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

"---fpsi cast the beam ont ot thine own eye. and
then shah thOn - clearly TO caxe ont the mole
out Of Thy hsoiherx eye Z"
hsPE cara from the subjoined article.
which Ne cory from the Iacksoa Soush-
ses. that the correspondents q oGhss p.
psss. = wsll = those ef che Gazets4 sse
npilsy e misrePseseasaiion. Now " %
nes ~ that shs Guarl's eorrespnndeat uas
gsiIty ef wilfsl misrsfrsssnsasieo. - w<
think ~ know the gsallsaap. anc % NJ
tslisvs hin espabls Il fsssA A sni; bus -
wseA adviss hin. nr ~ flssre. q -
megs earsfsl - iollow 10 eelebraaod
nseaa 4 H. lsneased Crackee. 6rss knaw
- ars sieAs lhea - aAsad. = he(ors - -.
nousees ~ uninenaienal miaakss sf
oehoea aa.-..4
sDo1ok exeho0snt - besn peo1see1 ~
belh beeoohes - ~ lo0nlnaor. ~ thsll
0nnaooa. propossd amon1qoea - o6oap-
nnrsiun1nene hill psor11ioG o1r ely So
5onguGlronsivp = - DuwGG uo1oo <on
~ e1rcay. Thbpepccp111a - -
- XtfRee 20 @oy 1111ee1Il o1lGlt1
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AN P&oDCcr AAEz-
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"a. toEa lis ;. - >. :. q :. = -eass-S -
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- Easl@a1 TH-A adsSzlaze p-,.T,s.. -. : sriss
A- - ~ 49, - ~
MaSEr-Ts- 80 E.1S. MARKETS
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si-l%.sa All ca~-s IL Raa< ~ -, -, az I
- '1-ls- Iae Gsse-1R-1l - 'sF
os rA- SsTia-~ R.--,-s- -. s.-,Ss=z-z e A..
tAe N4zisaai II > EsIzh- = ---s-a=aE SO
u .a4ISrI o7ca~iazaiss, 49, 8 s.
- - : .'ee - - arg -=ae-as -.
das, xsea as - -. -, - = ea 49,
Irok-rS. Lhoara nm tA,s III 2 %
making any I.n.rsSss.a o- - -
el - ~ ~ 5aNs ns.k- g. = ''a
,rt ., 94I n S~4 fsr 49, - a. - 60
f.ar Acc Aanl. Ex-hr rqa=r Bl 1. "A
kei - 10 Sls pr~rnl~.r- r.
2J7, Three p-r Cs.a R.s.-sss. -
7rhaee aud n qaa-u~r p-r c.. = 80
SIS: Lag Anaui-pr-s m ~ -
253 u ,.5s. All la.i,. h, : : - -
psem:un- -
LIVERPOOL cnTroN v.D
Is--xz...I D. "a A1'A-t-
81 ,O's, 8. - '-.--est
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80 An 'V' ) iFa' a.-sl,
- a <PSG >4iea q -
-
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~lnres hare tAeir tine - 81 -
An1 aowers ~ waher ~ tAR nol1A 80
Ani <zars io set hml A. .mu.Fa
Thou hasa all seasuas fnr tAimR cEnH -~