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ceremony. All eyes were dire ctet
towards them, and those Of the bride.
groom, with inexpressible impa.
ticnce. After moment of hcsita.
ton, the bride advanced. The cry
which burst from the lips of Leon.
ardo was lost amid the shouts of ad.
miration and enthusiasm which were
raised on all sides Of her extraordi.
nary beauty; but to the eyes Of the
miserable Leonardo, this pure ant
lovely maiden, who advanced hal
yelled in white, symbol Of spotles:
life, was no other than the mistress
of his friend! He saw her agar
with that eternal mask Of innocence
which had already so much provok-
ed his disgust; a thick cloud OBJ
secured his sight; terrible, but short
was this moment Of weakness
He soon regained power enough
to cover, il he would, with public
shame, her, who had dared to be
willing to bring him infamy as dow
err; but the sight of her aged father,
the thought of his desperation, pity
for the fair creature who stood be-
fore him, the generosity Of his soul,
all determined him to incur rather
the reproach Of inconsistency and
caprice in the eyes of his fellow cit
liens; and when the maiden, hav-
ing received the paternal benedic-
ton, advanced toward him, he went
backward two PAGES, and command
ing silence by gesture exclaimed
"She can never be my wife
Never shall be her husband !"
Eliza raised to him for moment
her bewildered gaze, fell motionless
at his feet, and was carried to her
own apartments. Excess Of aston
ishment had held the assembly mute ;
but the fainting of Eliza was the sig
nal for noise and confusion The
seats were vacant in an instant all
rushed to the middle Of the hall, de-
handing explanation, the aged SEN
ator alone remained in his place.
He made a violent movement when
he heard the unexpected words of
Leonardo, and afterwards followed
his daughter with his eyes as she
was borne from the saloon. 1t
might have been almost imagined
that his tranquility was not disturb
ed, but for his fixed look, and the
trembling of his convulsed lips All
at once putting aside the crowd, he
advanced close to Leonardo, and,
grasping his arm with force
"Hast thou, then, resolved" said
he, "to disgrace me and all belong
ing to me-to hurl contempt on all
that the republic holds most worthy !?
Speak! Is this madness to have an
end 2"
"Nevern' replied the other in a
firm voice.
At this word cries of vengeance
resounded through the hall. The
friends and relations Of Leonardo
were furiouSly assaulted by those of
Eliza. Insult, defiance, the clang
of steel, the cries of women and
priests, who sought safety in flight,
drowned the few conciliatory voices
which still spoke of peace, when the
aged senator bridling his own anger,
employed all the force of his clo-
quence and authority TO prevent the
eifusion of blood; when he succeed
ed
Co. said he, to Leonardo, 81 re-
nounce vengeance; | commit it to
Him who Furnishes the injuries Offer
ed TO grey hairs"
a few days after this Leonardo
persisted by the hand of an assassin.
He was pierced by twenty strokes
of a dagger. ...
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"Simply THUS: Tie tariff will
work well-the country is prosper
Gus beyond precedent-we shall
close the war in Mexico honorably
to both parties--and the August
elections will result in heavy dem
ocratic majority in both branches OF
Congress. SO, my friend, let's to
dinner, and we will discuss the
matter over mutton chop and pint
Of old port"
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n Mcrican F0nerdi-We have
been favored with an extract of u
letter from an officer Of the army,
which says; On the evening Of the
sth of January, attended the flu
neral of very pretty young girl,
whom the Sunday before had seen
with blooming cheek and sparkling
eye at church. The corpse was
calm and beautiful, and was b rne
on litter covered with pure white.
having Il, its head canopy dccora-
ted in the gayest and most beautiful
manner with ribbons, q variety Of
artificial roses, and white drapery
gracefully hung in festoons. She
lay upon this will out coffin, her
dress being white, and with her long
raven hair smoothed back from her
brow, and floating loosely on either
side. In this manner she was borne
to the church, preceded by a band
of music, and followed by a mixed
CROW d OF a'lsizes, nations and class
Is. In the church she was placed
in front OF the altar, with lights burn,
ing on either side, and the services
Of the church took place, mingled
with the swelling sounds Of the or
gan. She was then horne T. tls I
grave yard, her in coffin, which va. N
hsdsomsly decorated With stripes y
ribbon ~ different colon, We be9
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TIIE + RE f. L r A DE II
Published WEEKLY ny
w VI. OSM 4 co.

Scent story. Worth end Of RediicEs
nee Iric't ihck, on Tie public square.
TERMS.
TSp O'LLNas pcr tnnum. If paid in advance
Nv, ID 'LLtus AL rIFrr cE>rsIi paid within
SIX nnIh', ,d rnusg DoLL,as If delayed
until the end Of the year.
tisertIs'nrpts Inserted at 81 per square III
The tirs, ,u4ett,hn. and y cents lor each subSe'
ulsnt ,i.rr,i,n. \ hhcral discount allowed To
n ,,e vhn advertise by the year.
rN,ninrr Iisc,Itinucd until all arrearages
are paid. unles. a, the option of the Editors
nrnicatlnns, IL insure insertion, must
always b free NJ p,dage, aud accompanied with
the author's name.
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De0M NJ u RDbber.-We find in
the Barre Patriot the following ac-
court of the last sickness and death
at Brattlcboro', VT, of celebrated
English robber, who figured UNDER
the name Of Thunderbolt:
lie had been a resident OF that
place for number of years, and en-
joycd much celebrity as physician.
During his last illness he refuse d
to be undrcssed, and when near his
end hired two me- to bury him in
his clothes, Just AS he died, a con-
tract which was not fulfilled on their
part in consequence Of the neigh.
bors, who were DESTROYS of giving his
remains more decent aud heiittinc
burial. On removing his clothes
previous to h $ being laid out, the
cause of this eccentric desire of his
was manilest--the withrred leg and
cork heel, the shot marks, and the
scar which witnessed a previous at
tempt at suicide precisely as laid
down in Lightfoot's description oil
him marked him as the Thunder
bolt who had gained such notoriety
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De. HORACE IA. B\SFORD,

living located at Vrraillnnville, Offers his
Fr'its'' mt services to the public, and feels a
c All Irnte Urrm his long practice in Michigan
All II ln'is, in ing able to re udet satisfactory
services 80 dose who may favOrhim with a call.
July 10. 1916
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A. Il. ROWLAND,
Pay stefan and Surgeon

Pay stefan and Surgeon.
Z side zee an Tire hlt, few doors west Of the
FIX tjver Il ,G'e. Ole, the same us hcreto-
,te ,ccnFlrl ky Rowland Il Pearson,ln Red
dicks Block
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Da p. SCHERMERuORN,

pt''rS his Professional services to the citizens
IfDt,w, ,nd vicinity. Office on Columbus st,
b'tvern Caa1l and Clnton.
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d.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Of'r- ~, Professional services to the citizens
of Otast avid vicinity. Office on la Sale ST.,
Of nc rom ,ccujied by the late Dr.. Hurlhu,
Ottawa June H. iSiS. AZ On
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II. ". HOPKINS. NJ. d.

Physician aud Surgeon, OHd,ca, Ills.
q f,cs nj, Professional services to the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office over George T.,
W ,lker's stat-, where he may be found a. all
u nrs except when absent on professional hus-
ness. Augusta 1916.
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a Renegade.-Mention is mace in
a Mexican paper, of the department
of Zacatecas, to join Santa Anna in
defence of the road to the capitol of,
a brigade commanded by Don Santi-
ago Humphreys. The Matamoros
Star says;
We recognise in this most potent
Don. no less parsonage than cow
ardly villain, once citizen of Ten
as, who there styled himself DR..
James Humphreys, and who murder
ed in cold blood, several years ago,
in the city of Houston, worthy
man named Powell. After the com .
mission of this act he fled to Mexico.
At the time the Texans surrendered
themselves prisoners at Micr, Hum
phreys was the attending surgeon of
Ampudia, and no doubt his counsel
lor in deceiving the Texans, and
breaking the solemn pledge by which
they were induced to give up their
arms.
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DR. J. PEARSON.

Offers his professional services to The
inhabitants of Ottawa aud vicinity. OF.
dce IN the room adjoining the Free Ira.
der Printing Office, in Reddicks Block.
P. S.-Dr. p. still continues TO per.
form operations in all the various branch.
\es'f Den'islry.' Charges 10 c0rrespo nd
kcifh the times!!!
| Ottawa. March IL, 1917,
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year past. have seen her often
and she seemed gifted with mar.
vellous intellect. She speaks some.
times as if inspired; and seems to bt
the only hope of her father"
We reached the hut of the settler
in less than half an hour and cntered
it reverently,
The scene was one that canno,
easily be forgotten. There were
books and evidences Of luxury and
taste lying on the rude table in the
centre. A guitar lay on a bench
near the small window, and the bed
furniture, on which the dying girl
lay, was as soft as the covering of a
dying queen. was, of course,
startled, never having heard of these
people before, but knowing it to be
no uncommon thing for misanthropes
to 90 into the woods to die, | was
content to ask no explanations, more
especially as the death hour was ev-
identity near.
She was a fair child, with masses
of long black hair lying over her pill
low. Her eye was dark and pierre
ing, and as it met mine, she started
slightly, but smiled and looked up
ward. spoke few words to her
father, and turning to her asked her
if she knew her condition.
81 know that my Rcdecmcr -liv
eth" said she, in a voice whose mel
ody was like the sweetest strain of
Folian, You may imagine that the
answer startled me, and with a few
words Of like import | turned from
her. a half hour passed, and she
spoke III the same deep, rich melo-
dious voice:
Father, I am cold ; lie down be-
side me"-and the old man lay down
by his dying clild, and she twined
her enaciated arms around lis neck
and murmured in dreamy voice,
" Dear father-dear father"
"My child" said the old man,
+" doth the flood seem deep TO rhce?'
"Nay, father, for my soul is
strong"
"Scest thou the tlithcr shore?' r
81 see it, father, and its banks are
green with immortal vcrdure."
!" Hearcst thnu the voices of itS
inhabitants"
81 hear them, father, as the voices
of angels, falling from alar in the still
and solemn night time and they
call me. Her voice too, father,-
Oh, | heard it them"
"Doth she speak to thee'
"She speaks in tones most heav-
enly." ....
"Doth she smile?"
"An angel smile ! But a cold,
calm smile But | am cold-cold /!
father, there's a mist in the room.
You'll be lonely, lonely, lonely. Is
this death, father?"
alt is death, my Mary"
" Thank Cod"
| stepped out into the night, and
long and silently looking at the rush
ing river. The wife of the settler
arrived soon after, and then the
Coloncl's excellent lady and daugh-
ter, and we left the cabin"
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REMONT HOUSE,
CHICAGO. III.

j. ii'Ht 20, Gate of the American
Ffn'ert1ce i'n,r, Nhicago,) have taken the
T'em,R Ht,e c,rncr Of lake aud .trer,s
Sr'r' 'n'y "ll' he hnPpy to serve their friends
and at ptirrs Sro will favor their with call
IN the hest style Nav 1916 6-I5'
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o ID. DAY.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
HurOrd.
slice ~ he elst side Of the river, over Aliens
store. 81
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JABEZ FITCH,
! I'ucr Of the Peace. OikaCa, Illinois.
Office on Front street
Sc ri Q. EARL

PAn'en and GIazlor, Oha,ca, hrs
IirrAg's, >igps, Houses, &c, painted to order
All - ''snrnhe terms. Shop on Columbus
s'r'n ~ Dr Schrrnerhorn's
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! JAMES STOUT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
ice IN the north side Of The public square. 81
tAN iES. Lemons and Figs. fresh and 81.
'"o NJ 37-f BOUGHTON'S.
Bales brown shifting aud shee,inp
for sale by
CgsnxAN n GRIDLEy.
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| stepped out into the night, and
long and silently looking at the rush
ing river. The wife of the settler
arrived soon after, and then the
Colonrl's excellent lady and daug'-
ter, and we left the cabin"
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-04
FOE EeENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM. lying on inc Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place and one mile beyond CollegevDe This farm contains two hundred acres, land Of tie best quaity--fiy acres cleared, ready for cultivation and about thirty acres enclosed for a woods pasture. Has on il fine new frame bull ding large al q roomy alarge containing the best fruit in the State good We'll and all the Sta bles, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes Fences in good order
 This is the most desirable stand for house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars, persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col S. NJ. Rutherford, who lived on the place last year. and now at CoiIegevie Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. s. HurT, } L,nl, Ro,t
 A. J. HUTT. 's i''eA
 Little Rock, Etb. D, IS4f 24-tE.
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NWWM-mm-HCe

WE r. have just published and wll be ready tC " deliver on "Wednesday next, pamphlet of a pages, oetavn Containing list of Forfeited Lands saeJeci to be donated to actual settlers. under an setot .ne Generai Assembly of the Stale of Arkan. sas, ehtitledA act 10 donate to actual settlers inc Fgat .. me State to certain forfeited ands approy- taFy thereto
 Prepared d the Auditors Office.
 Having been at considerable expense in issuing an edition of this pamphlet, we have thought proper 10 secure eopy-righf.
 . We shali be happy to supply all demands for it by our country friends
 WrFfiee-7S cents per copy, or $500 per dog. ea: REARDON G GARRETT.
 Banner Ofice, Little Rock, 9th Sept, ls47.
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pE.OUGEKS.

, i SMALL east poughs, with points extra; < + Rowland 6s and feet mill and cross eui saws, Ames spades, patent straw cutters; hay forks and raSes grain cradles scyiha snaths, garden hoes; corn mills; nails and flooring hFads: wrsugh, Rails mers; Hunts axes; broad. shinsiing and axe.hatch- ets' wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles; shoe pineers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase, aud cupboard locks; car Psaser's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun npPiesi wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw, flat and half round files; coach wrenehes; ox chains; smooh jack, and oinief planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs. s<e
 Received and i,T sale, by
 WM, B. WAIT. April lth---sltf
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re VOLUNTEERS

ET1HE UNDERSIGNED, who was Captain of the
 \ Johnson county company of the Arkansas Regiment of Mounted Gunmen, which has recently returned from Mexico tenders his services to those of his comrades in arms in that regiment 10 pro- cnre from the proper authorities at Washington City, the Land Scrip or Treasury Warrants 10 which they are entitled, and. also, indemnity for horses and other property lost in the service. For the conyen fence of ie volunteers in the counties of Franklin Johason and Pope, he will attend. at the ensuing terms of the Cireuit Courts of those counties in Au gust and September (proximo), for the purpose of making out their papers preparatory to laying them before the authorities a. Washington City. Those Volunteers residing in more remote counties, will address him by letter. (post- pad), 10 sPiaey P. O., Johnson cosaig. .3rkGHsas," when the prop CT blanks will be forwarded to them 10 be executed
 He pledges himselfto to give bis prompt and faith faI attention to any claims that may be con6ded to him. and will make his charges as reasonable as eap bc afforded. GEORGE W. PATRICK.
 Piaeg, Joiaaa CO., July l9. lsi7. 46-l0w.
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House and Sign Painting and
 Glazing.

yT'aE UNDERSlGNED having just returned 10
 \ this city. and supplied himself with entire new stock oi materials, respectfully announces to public that he Is prepared to execute all orders in the his line o business, with despatch and the most reasonable terms.
 All orders leit at Mir. Annear's Cabinet establish ment on Main Street, 'wil be promptly attended. to. C l.. SULLIVAN.
 Lille Rocs July %, 1877. 46-tf.
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YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY
MRS. 1T. N CARROLL, PsincinaI
 AfyCC f Af 8TFF n 4 IrIr,raD s,..

MKS. IT. ". C-iRROLL, Pfinripal
 MISS c. Md7TLD.4 FiCTOR, .fssistaat yTyHE STUDIES of this Instituion will be resu 1 med on Moaday. Las I3A Sepiea5v. Ms Canoii takes this opportunity of returning thanks to her patfons and friends, and requests parents 10 enter heir children the first day of the session h convenient; as # will facilitate the formation of the classes It is desirable that young adies, who hvss not parents residing in the city, should board at the Institution. The terms may be seen in foI- lner advertisements.
 Little Rock, Aug. i6. lsl7. 49-Gw
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FOR SALE 4 Valuable Cotton Plantation
IN CIllCOT CO, .IRK.

IN- C{NCOT co, .3RhS., FVNHE UNDERSIGNED. ANTHONY II. DAVIES, 2 administrator ds boAis n0n of the estate oi J,uEs EsrtLf. deceased, being thereto authorized and empowered by order Of the Court of Probate oi Chcot county, AfkaGsas will offer for sale, al pub lie vendue to the highest bidder at the front door of the courthouse of said county, in the town of Columbia, oa fhe first dag of hs neri Norsm5sr Term of the Circuit Court of said county, which will he.the sih day Of Norembey, f. D lsl7, the following described tracts or parcels of land. posing ihe plantation commonly known as the Es- tli plantation. situate on od River Lake. in said county, 10 wit The west fri part oi the sw qr Of section 2i SC. frl 9r of section g e of the sw Qr of section S3 ne, fri q. of section 32; g. fri naft of se ar of section % the s. fr'i part of nv. or of section g thc undivided half of the g. ff'l pat Of the nc or of section s. all in township lj South of Range one ID West, containing in the whole 57l 3!-i00 acres of land
 Isfms.--Unc fourth cash. and the residue in one, two ani three years, 10 be secUed to inc satisiac upn 0i the administrator.
 rhis IlaHtaiiOu Wiil b. sold sgbjcctto he widow g dover. which has been apporoned of to her But this viii be no objection, inc widow ha5 eonscn- led To fix lhe price for hef life estate which will be made i1loNh on the day of sale, and the purchaser vii! take the entire estate rpon payment Of such price, anA compliance with ;he above terms.
 This plantation k Earded es second 10 bone in this region of country, and oers great inducements to any person desIIous Of obtalaing first rate cot ton plantation. A large portion oI Il was otH ol water in lSli. II has about 259 aces ia cAiCgiioH the residue being well tinbervtwith cottonwood, cypress S<e., and has gin-hoase, aud quarters for 2 hands upon it, and is situated in of the best neshborhoods in the county, or, perhaps in the State.
 It lies within two miles and in sight, of the Mis- sissippi river.
 Possession will be given when the present crop of cotton has been gathered. which will be so,ne time in January
 There are other lands adjoining, belonging 10 other persons. that can be purchased 10 enlarge the tract, should inc purchaser desire t.
 All. DAVIS, .7dminiaruior
 ds boHis aoa oJ Jamss EsiiH, dec'2
 Cota5iG -.?sks.,
 June l2, lSI7 Il-
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SUNDRIES.

BUN Bk6A HtSs S0 BBLS, Ohio superfne Flour; eCO do American Brandy; cask best winter Sperm Oil; 20 half boxes bunch Raisins; l chest Imperial Tea;
 box double refined Loaf Sugar; l box soft she'll Almonds; 4s cast Flows. with points extra, ] sub soil Flow;
 dozen Garden Hoes;
 1 do transp!anting Trowels; do Garden Rskes; l bundle nail rods;
 Y,I, |. and 2 inch hoop itoni i,9.5. }, 2, l, II, and 14 inch round iron; ,. 2 l., II, Ii, l., and inch square iron; 100 lbs horse shec iron; 10 pieces slab iron; l5o Diamond. and other blow moulds; 75 pieces assorted band iron; 5000 lbs assorted bar iron; bundles spring steele; 10 bags drop and buck shos; 1000 lbs castings; Received and for sale by VIM. E. WAIT January IG, lsI7. 19-
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NEW GOODS.

YyHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received from l New Orleans, in addition to their former stoc k beautiful assortment of
 FANCY GOODS. Linenj Linen Drilling; Grape; Grape .Leiee; Tar
 latan Muslin; Se., kc.,
 ALSn: Sugar; Coffee Hardware; Shoes; lot of excel lent Books on Divinity. Travels. &c., &c. Aiiaf whish they wll sell low for cash or country produce. c. l.. JEFFRIES & SON. July s, lsT. ss-
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] Another tract of 213 acres, one and half miles south of the cove, bordering on the Washila river and embraces the valuable null seat above desrribed--and mother tract oi 240 acres one mile east of the cove-making in the aggregate l403 acres.
 Presuming that persons de*irons ol pur- chasing such property, would, either in per- son or by agent, examineihe premises before closing acontract--it Is deemed that enongh has been said 10 induce such, ,o visit lhIs rare spot and judge for themselves.
 My terms will be made known by Hiii, McIain x Co of New Orleans, who arc au- thorizcd io make sale of the property--or by myself, ai Walnut Hill, Lafayette county, Ar kansas.
 As il might bc desirable io those, who wnnld like in purchase such properly4 10 see ayi eoHyerse with dlsiDierested and in- iglligent persons, who have seen this estate i'--l will refer To the following acquaintances aS gentlemen, who some years ago, (when the improvements there were quite contract ! ctl visited Magnet Cove, and can give some i information relating 10 its rare qualities VIE Gen. Thos T. Williamson of Desoto Parish, La, Col J. s. Deas of Mobile Ala, Mir. Thos. BI.ee of x. Orleans; Maj Morehead Wright. of Lafayette Ca. Ak, Hon \. II. Sevier oi U. $. Senate, Hon lR. ". sohnson, House oi Reps from Arks; Col. Sam'l II. Hempstead, Il. s. Attorney, Li,ile Rock; Col. Lambert U. Rearton. Editor Ark's "Ranner" Liutle Rock, amd Ilon. Wm. Conway B. of tine Su- prcme Court, of BaiesviIle, Arkansas.
 JAMES :. CONWAY.
 WGlnla IIH La6ayeste Co., Ark's !Sept., l0tk, lS47.
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MaMcwMaDWA~. Ma

NhE undersigned. having purchased of Aessrs ,A Newton, Chase Co.,. their entire stock of goods have rcmoyedto the WMe-lfouse recently occupied by them, where we are now opening large and general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groeenes. Hard. ware: Queenswste. Iron, Nails. Castings sSc. &c., which we are offering at very reduced prices for CASH.
 .s I'D. MERRICK, & Co. Steam Boat Landing
 Little Rock. Sept. % ls47. n2-sm.
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SUNDRIES.
6n0 LBS. Cotton Yarn;

KIM LBS. Cotton Yarn; COO 2S bbis Ono supeIine flour;
 lard;
 hf bbs mess beeE
 bbl sugar cured smoked beef z7 boxes star candles;
 |" No. soap; '" premium gold leaf tobacco; |" hnmp 10 " window glass. assorted sizes '' pint Aasks;
 fuied and plain tumblers; 29 kegs nails and spikes; -.. Z0 '' pure and No. white lead; 2i grindsiones;
 36 Peacock blows, Nos l and ?; 5000 lbs round, square and flat bar iron; loo '' horse shoe and slab bhl copperas;
 dog names; Ladles saddles, mens' half Spanish and Americai saddles blind bridles; worsted gths &c, receive, and for sale, by VIM. E. WAIT. July l2, lsl7 1t-tf