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In this village on the 18th inst, JULIA
ANN, wife Of Samuel kirkpatrick, in
the 5Oth year of her age.
In this village on Sunday evening, the
I4th inst, Mrs. ADELAIDE c., wife OF
James T. McDougail, aged Is years.
To. eulogize is not the intentioniof this
notice. The deceased only needed to he
known to be esteemed and beloved. Such
was the sweetness Of her disposition. her
accomplished manners, and her christian
spirit, that she enjoyed the friendship and
affection of all her associates, with whom
the remembrance other pure and virtuous
spirit will remain, when tho beautiful cas-
ket which contained it, shall have mingled
with its native elements. In all the rela-
tons of lite she was found faithful--a dil.
tifnI child, loving and beloved sister, an
affnctIonaie wifi, her death is sincerely
regretted by all. This event has thrown
a deep shade Of sadness over the surviving
and large circle ofacquaintan.
ces. They feel tina, pure bright light
has been extinguished. dSrkening the So
ciaI atmosphere arou I'D the place where it
shone. -. k}fs
"But we know when stars1are hidden,
They are not the less in light" 81
Then, 'As--' r.
Look upward to the clime beyond the
skies, . ad4C4E
Where the lost gem for which your tears
are given,
Again shall greet your sad and longing
eyes, ~ aes
Re. set among the jewelry Of Heaven"
Communicated.
At Chelsea. Will co., ILL.,, on the 18th
inst, Miss SARAH A. c., daughter of
Phineas H, and Betsey P. Holden, aged
II years.
So sinks the weary soul to rest,
$50 fades the lovely rose away;"
Reclining on her Saviour's breast, e.
To bloom again in endless day.
How sweet it was to die "a,
To thee: who liy'd a life Of pain
With this assurance from on high, -
That kindred spirits meet again.--S.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

TIME SuBscRlBER is duly constituted Agent
4 for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, OF Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
parsd to take fire risks, on all descriptions OF
properly, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores.
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
Tuese companies are SO favorably know through
cut America rs TO make comments and references
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, ESQ.,, Joliet, and Norton
& Blackstone. I.ockport, whose survey Of build
ings will be taken al the risks of the above COM
panies. Il. >. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
Chicago, May 81, s46.
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MARRI.HD

In this Village on the 10Th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Horace MooRE
&Miss HARRIET SPENCER, both ofLisbon.
In this villags on the 18th inst, by R.
Doolittle. Esq, Mr.. JOHN A. PARKER TO
Miss SARAH B. ADAMS, all OF this village
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

6AUND ER'S LIST Ind Sd and 4th Readers,
= SAUNDERS Spelling Books, Websier's do do.
OIney's Geography and Atlas. Davi 3 AriIhina-
tics, Kirkha'n's Grammars, Comstock's Philos,-
ply, Blank Books, Letter paper by she Re1m,
Fools Cap do by the reanl, foi sale ut LOVES
OH CtlIc AGO st. Oct 81 1886.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL persons having eIaims against the Estate
of Mar.ln Sheridan deceased. are notI6ed aud
requested to preseat The same for juIdtion al
be held al the office az the Probats Justice, ia
Joliet on the 81 Tuesday in March next
l.AUL HATHAWAY,
AdminiStTator.
Joliet, jan. 95th. is41. sE
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ADMINISTER lToR,s NOTICE.

All persons havirg claims AGAINST the Estate
Of John Madden deceased, are notified md re-.
quested Is present she same Cor adusasi II, at IN"
fern of Iile Probate Court OF Will county 20 be
holden at the Office Of the Probate Justice, in
Joliet, on ihe I'd Monday in April DeZt
JAMES MULHOLLAN Nd, Admir-.
joliet, Jan. IS. I647.
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ExE,:UTOR,S NOTICE..

/, All persons having claims ngaiusI the ESTATE OF
John Brown, deceased, ale hereby notified and
and requested 10 attend at tue Term Of The Pro-
bate Court, f. viii County, to be held IN Joliei
ON the third Monday in March next, ant pre-
sent his or her claim for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. REASON FARLEY. 1
Joliet. Ian g6. 1916. Executor.
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Kendall Circuit Court, to April
Term A. D. 1847.
State Of Illinois, !
Kendall ounty.{
n

Kendall ounty.S
Roswell D. Murray,)
rs. In Attachment.
Sylvester Collins
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given TO the said
defendant that wri: of attachment issued out of
the Office Cf the CLERK Of the circuit court oI
Kendall county, at the suit Of the said Roswoll
ID. Murray against the estate of the said $ylvet.
ter Collins, for the Of iw0 hundred & forty six
dollars dated August 4ih, I646, directed TO the
Sheriff OF KendaH county. which said writ has
been returned executed. Now unless you the said
sylvester Collins shall personally DE and appear
before the circuit court Of said county, on the
firs. day of the tenn thereof, 10 be holden al
the Court Iioufe in Osweg" in said county, tn
second Monday of April next. give special b2ii
and plead to said plaintiffs action. Judgment will
lie entered agains, you in favor of said Rosweli
ID. Murray, and the propert. so attached as afare.
said will be sold 10 satisfy the same with costs
a B. SMlrM, Clerk
Of the circuit Court, Kendall CO.
> w RANDALL, Prff's Au'y. 35:6w
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The I, O00. 600 bin was taken up q i
,'cloSks Mt. M6Eehead spoke against

1hq ,0eo,Op blu was taken up az
o'cloSks at. ( M6Ekhsad spoke against
she bill, as setting most dangerous pre-
ccdent. WAe6 he concluded, MR. Gel
hour obyAi aea the floor for 10. morrow
The Bal was passed over informally. 2 e
HeDsR.--A resolution was offered By
Mr. Douglass for exPelling The, reporters
of the Union newspaper, for false, scan
dalous. and disrespectfnl report Of the pre-
ceedings of the House on Saturday, during
she attempt Of Mr.. Wentworth Of illinois.
to address the House. in reply to an attack
upon. him in the Union, Of Friday night. .
Matm debate ensged for an hour and a
half which qriacipally confined TO
Mr.. Douglass and AIR. Kennedy. .sr
The resolution was modified so as to
appoint 81 Committee of i've 10 in.
quire who the reporter of the Union was,
and what member created the disorder,
when the resolution as mOdifedwas adopt
ed, 129 to "a.
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W - NyHMaSWDo

lnpayncnt tor subscriptions, WOOD, Wheat
,Iats, Corn, Potatoes, Buttsr, Ileess, &c. &c
at this Office, fpr which The highest market price
viii be allowed
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IN Chancerv.

NOTICE is hereby 81 en-, that shall apply
~ at the next Tenn OF the Circuit Cour. fur
The county Of lroquois. for order TO sell off all
rhe real estate OF Marcus Thomas, deceased, vi
said co mty Ofiroquois. at.i s..aa{
JOSEPH THOMAS, Administrator
$1,000 n - of MARCTs lHnMAs. decd
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BOOK FOR SALE
BY C. CLEMENT.

By &. CLEMENT.
Canders Is, Bud Sd Readers, Sanders & EIe-
Od entary Spelling Books, Oney's Large and
small Geosraphy, Parley's & Sai,hs do. Kir-
khams, smith & Lavizaces Grammar, Adams,
Cclbnrn l. Dahol!'a Arithmetic, 2 & Book "f
History. Ccmsrock's Cnimis.ry, Mrs Lincoln &
Phelps Botany, Perrln's Fables, N,isent & Web
ster's Dictionary. Hales History U, States, Girls
Rcating Bonk & Schooi Tes'amen's. Ruied. cay
( Letter paper, Quilts, Memorandum & Blank
Books, Toy Books q States &c
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Z ALBANY, Feb. 10.

~ ekkHSkG3SO
y ALBANY, Feb. 10.
The N o. PicGyape, extra, of Feb. 2,
contains accounts from Anton Lizafdo to
January %. The Mexican Congress ON
the 9th January, after q stormy session,
approved of proposition Of tho govern
.Inent fora loan Of fifteen millions, to he
secured by the hypothecation or sale OF
certain church property.
III Santa Anna, it is said, was opposed to
this, and il is rUmored that this 50 exas.
psratedthe soldiers thatthey had shot him.
This report requires confirmation, but
Anany ciIcnn1tan render il prohabIe.-
The MeIicanC Congress and Mexican press
seyeEgwhere is thoroughly aroused. s,,.
1.-The Mexican army is said to be in great
distress. The passage Of the loan law
creaied great excitement in Mexico.
The churches were all closed, and ev
cry indication of mourning and resistance
evineed. hyiiAess who supported religious
establishments.
BFazoS dates 10 the 3lst ultimo have
ubeen ypceived andlTepOrt the arrival OF
Gen. Worth and command, on the 18th
Ult., by way, ..of Camargo. Scott and
e'Werth- command the troops concentrated
aAt TamPIcO. Ors0nae place in the neigh
eboFhoOd. aseoa Aes sah .aaisef ,h.a7a
Gen, Wool is in command at Saltillo &
che neighborhoOd with 5000 men. Gen.
Wtotih ls very uhweA Gen., Patterson
afrlved 81 fatppicO on the 2elh, with 4.5OO
men. Gen. Taylor returned 10 Monterey,
Mhieh he occupied. by order of Gen. Scott,
,ahs chisfin eonlmnnd. ~
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EMPORIUNI OF FASHION,

NHE Undersigned beks leave TO inform the
citizens Of Joliet and vicinity thathe mas
received the PARIS, LONDON, ami PHlLA-
DtLPHIA Fashions. He is Dnw prepared 10
execute work in the most fashionable style.
Sh,p-under the sign of Emporium of Fash.
ion." Bluff Street, Joliet Ill., l9iyr
r. NICHOI,SON
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bill was taken up. Mr.. Calhoun spoke,
explaining his views of the war, he would
abandon offensive operations, establish a
line along the Rio Grande to Ell Passo,
due west striking the Guifof California,
near its head and hold this line, acting
altogether on The. defensive: establish Gus.
tom houses at ports now in our possession,
levying moderate duties to meet all expen:
ses Ofhosding this line-say about g., $50.
200 annually. One fort at the mouth of
the Rio Grade, another at CamargO, and
Rthifd a Ell POss, only required and five
regiments could maintain the line. He
would hold the line temporarily, subjec,
TO treaty Of peace. This policy would
incline Mexico to peace; she would see
We were undertaking only what we Lad
strength toiperEorm and not attempting to
destroy tie national existence. Our pol
icy should be TO preserve her indepen
dsnce. There is a mysterious connection
between her fate and ours. He gave
objections and stated difficulties in the
prosecution OF war towards the capital
of Mexico. He would vote against Mr..
Cass' amendment and would reserve him.
self for Mr.. Berrien's amendment until it
was farther developed.
Mr.. Cass obtained the floor for to-mor.
row.
Another conference committee on the
ten regiment bill was ordered, andMessrs.
MAngum, Dickinson and Niles appointed
Adj. fI sirI
IN THE HoUsE.--Mr. Douglass offered
. resolution expelling DR.. J. A. Houston,
the reporter of the Union, he having last
evening published card, assuming the
responsibility oflhe report in the Union
of Saturday. The resolution was re.
jected II to 1871.
9 The 93,0O), 900 bill taken up in com.
mittee Of the whole. .t.....
Messrs. Cobb and Broihead opposed
the Wiimot proviso, and Messrs. Diekin.
son and Ralhbun advocated il.
Bill reported admitting Wisconsin into
the Union--to organize Indian Depart.
Inenl-granting Bounty Land to survive
Ors Of the 4th Regiment U. s. Infantry,
dnring the last war with Great Britain
for sscertaining claims of American citi-
zens for French spoliations.
ssF',y s. WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10. Z
SENATE.-The Judiciary Committee
rcpoFtedthS Oregon territorial bill.
70 Mr.. Yulee offered resolution to ex-
eiude the editor Of1hc Union from the
floor Of the Senate for an attack on the
dignity fGhat body. in an article in his
paper Ofthe 9th instant, upon the army
bill, and also to exclude the reporters of
that paper for one-sided report of the
proceedings on said bill.
The 3, 100000 peace bill was then ia
ken up and Mr.. Cass spoke at length upon
it. He was in favor ofa vigorous pros.
ecution Of the war, and opposed to The
plan laid down by Mr.. Calhoun -,
Mr. Corwin has the fJor to .morrw.
H0UsE.-The Naval committee report
ed, without amendment, the hill to add
the officers of the late Texas navy to the
navy ofihe u. States Referred to the
committee Of the WHOLE arf,
Mr.. w. Hunt reported a bill for the
relief Of Ireland. Read twice and referred.
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HARD WARE.
SO boz. Table Knives Il forks.
% Dnz. Pocket Knives.
06 no1 Gor,o..., G;i,a. t.

Spoons. 6 do do Table Spo ms,
Pad Locks. Metal cocks. mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches. Iron
5quares, ''ttand Saws" Racers, Percussion caps
Dsawing Knives, Rasps aud Files, .sSpurs.''
-paciacles. Steel pens by the card. Baldwin,
Butts, Brass Butts anh Screws, wrought Nails,
Office Mills. .sNire Sives." Grain Scoops, Shoy
els, Ames ShoveIs. Maho,ny KNOBS, Raj and
Mouse traps. and Augsrs Tor sale az LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago Sc.
oei ~, '46
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NOTICE.

A II persons who are indebted TO the subscriber
"A by Note or Book account, are requested 10
cal and make immediate payment, if they wisht
save cost.
.,, - -. CHARLES CLEMENT.
Joliet Feb. 10, 1911
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Cash Paid for Wheat.

RKA DOZ. Spools cotton thread Tor
AOV sale at loves by the dozen.
Oct. 81. 1S4i.
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0FOa Saturday last, wheat was sell
ling in Chicago at rs cents per husheI.
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AXES < HATCHETS.
6tOLbIN,S AxestBd Hathcets, swars.rnet
~ kept rsasta.,slS At Matteson's.
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EresIa G~Oceriee.

NN USCovADO Sugar, Bro Havana do Beet
IVh Clarified do, Fresh, Tcas-Gunposcdey
ia,perial and Young Hyson, Rice starch, 70.
baccc, all kinds Spices. and
NE Boxes New Raisins for sale az
IeD L1,VFsS e
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-23

INIT lbs. Marshail's pat tnt Line bread
Il or sale by the pound. It Matieson'a
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D0N'f READ THIS

Ye Of accute selsibility, for it will shock
ytur finer feelings 20 learn that while our SOL
DsERs IN TH3 RIO GRANpE are suffering for the
BaxurIes and Gomfolisof life. the articles they
stand in need Of can be had AZ the variety
store 2 for merely nominal Sun, anu PRO.
.DucE taken in payment at that.
The following are some ofshe GOODS, viz:
Aipacas, Tin Ware,
VI Dslains, Japanad DO
Cashmere Pocket Lanterns,
Victoria plaid Mica do
Fancy prints, Brass Clocks,
Hosiery, Razoes, =
Kid Gloves, Pen Knires,
Minis, Knives and Forks,
Buck d. Spoons,
dos Gloves, Fancy Side and
Wool do Back conbe,
Dress Handkerchiefs, Coarse Hair do
Bro and Blue Sheetines Ivory do
camorics, -. Ready made Chothing,
Cloth, tssas Sugars, ~
Hats & Caps Spices. osl
Umbrellas, 3s8s ts Crfees, &c., &c.
The above with a host gof aFticlss, 1too nu-
rnerrus 10 r,ion." were purcha ied direct from,
the manufacturers with the extensive stock OF
NoRrox & BLACKSTONE, Lockport: and CAN
be sold at unprecedented low prices.
rrCALL AND SEE.
~ - j. COMsToCK. Z
\ 49, ~~:~R D. WWIv,A
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QUININE.
d. Bntties, for sale 81 LOVES on Chica 20
AO Street.
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Which SHAH offer for sale at Public Vendue a,
the Court House door of said County, on ,hs on
day OF FEBRUARY next. to the highest and best ID
der fui ready money.
Sales to commence between the hours of 8 o.
clock, a. VI. and suiset, ofsaid day. 5el IS
Dated at Joliet, this S0th daygOf November,
A. ID. 1916. % sa2''iLa lssL......a - i..'s
q 1I . $50 S. H. ANDERSON.
is5 ~ u.s. Marshall, Dist Ill.
2Stf "a By BENNET ALLEN, Deputy.
e. POstpOnenaemi. oe
! The Sale Of the above described premises is
hereby postponed until the 18th OF February inst
al the sans time and place as aforesaid '.le
S. II. ANDERSON, els. Mar hall ~
8 - for the District of Illinois
BY BEN NETT ALLEN, Deputy.
Feb'r 4th, 1917.
FURTHEa PosTPoNEMENT.--The sale Of the
above described property, is further postponed,
until the eighth day Of April next, at the same
time and place as aforesaid. 1 5t.
s. II. ANDERSON. u. S. Marshall
s1sf for the District of Illinois.
5aa By Bennett ALLEN, DepuSy.
Feh'y 18th, ls47. es.a
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By Telegraph for the Buff. COur. & Pilot.
Proposition for a Loan 0f 4 b, OOO,-
OOl approved by the Mexican
Congress -lGunlOr O9 San . A n "a u
being shot Mexican Army in
Ec as distress. 4 4
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ladies MufTs az LOVES.
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1nnA YDS Finnneis Iwilled and plain
1UOO White, Ye low, and Red Flsn-
neis. fine Salisbury iannels for sale at loves
Oct 81. 1896.
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DIED.

In this village on the 18th inst, JUL
ANN, wife Of Samuel kirkpatrick, i
the 5Oth year of her age.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-06
Clubs will be furnished '

DEFIANT -t E~f kfWk.K< llak i"fF39'F@ FEs rn5n-g by ietieF the p9s;Agc whirh giii D. p5ld bv a. ard s risk 2ssnsnsd h eurrsTrs Aa ass ssie iranssniss9oss.
 pastsnAsaeTs are saiaArszed ts srs as aasF sf ats aHa bg senaiaz Bs syr DAILY subscriptions silh sJ5 epes@ssa., es five sEhI.wEEhLi sns"eft- bers wits SIS eaei0ssd, or Sys WEEKLY sub -yfferx with SIG eneaase. wii be ensitlea te one casy of ths same s5ltisa they furaish Us saa- scrssers for, GRATIS.
 NoTICR-NeuspapcrS sy pahaishln- onf n-os-.tv,s with fais nosee attached. anfn the lss of December rexf vii TrceiTs fs9rE= ss@ fHA <- sisa of Congress, the Congressional Register snd Tri.xs eSsiy SEiSa- -
 2TTCuEFe X HESS.
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ASFfA q tAs bass tas aad sDssf af tas 6flA prlm-
 cipaI msy1dSas

ANSSia q fAs bSse has aAd wtsf af tAs 6fh pr1n. dpai meridlaa.
 Fractional sections twenly-seren and thiFtysfy orth of Arksasss river and soalh ol the Shute and i.Aenonai section thirty i've, north Of Arkansa. rifer' texeepf the southeast quarter m texnshp -four, of Fange fourteen.
 Township two. cf range sixteen. Al the Land Ofiee at CHAMP PACNoT.E. com. mencing on Monday, the twea;y eighth day cl eosuaIy next, for the disposal of the pnaie lands Eisnin ti1e aforementioned iownAirs, viz: soHth 9f Af b&se fine aad srgsf sf taf 6fsh sriac- pal msri4;aa.
 Townships fourteen and hlteen, Of range eleven.
 ErsctoHal township twenty. of range hltesn
 fFaeaonai township twenty. Of range sixteen.
 Lands appropriated by law io5 the use cf schools, aii'afy or otlier purposes wil be excisded froal The offering of the lands will be eopmeneed on me days appointed. and proceed In the salns or5er 10 ~hieh they are advertised, wlih all consrnic a' desPateh, uhsll the whole shzii have been oaered. atd the sales thus closed. Bet no sales shaIi hs Kept open longer than two weeks, and Hs eaiEais entry ol any ot the lands will bs admitted sntil alscs fhe expiration ol the two weeks
 GttEN under my hsnd al ihe Cisy of Washing 'on. this sixieenth day of October, Ahlto DoaniEi one thousatd eigbi hundred and iorty seven.
 By TIE PREsinESr, JAS K. POLK
 RICHARD NJ You've.
 Co@ssissssR4r ef the Geasral Lru3 OsEcs
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-06
PR0SPEcTrS TnE Register.

WITH the coaarar cement ofthe 2oth Congress.
 W we propose to continue the C9ngreeSioilsi RegiEtrr tt'. same az az published during the last session. Ii wi coufaia fii ana accurate re- poTi of the bssinesz proceedings of Congress, to- rge;her with sketches of tte debates witch take place in ezsh boGse. The next Congress vii, be one Of the 5mpo;ian, which has assembled for years, and i, s dscrDiRaiion to give ta tbe peo pie eomPlrie history of their proceedings. and al such low price that every person who takes an interest in the scts oE thai body precare copy. IL is believed thri the lst sersion ol ibc 3Vth Goa gress will contRne least eight months; and we therefore sropose 10 issue weekly, mammoth sheet, octave fosth. tbe ProceedinS al the anpreoe GeR;ed low rate Of One dollar per copy for the session.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-06
ue eARKAN 4 s 3 A ~ ~ E R
 PUBLISHED WEEKLY. nv REARDOy & GARRETT. THREE DOLLARS A YEAR Tg .sDE9NcE.
rrRMs oP ApvEnTIsINti.


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 months. ss square. Si
 10 s
 la IS " l2 ssEsins advertisements will be charged al ;Se h. sriio.,ez; rates unless contract be made when s fr i-sertion and must be paid for in advance. Ne rsrso1 siil be announced for any office, either ..r .,ses, 0. county, withou. the advance payment -f frs aolis-s-
 p-sties; circulars will be charged as advertise .....s sr,s ~ayfnent res,Jfixet in advance.
 \, 5.b vii hereafter be delivered to any person ei,s whom ve have DO regular dealings, un;il paid g ,5re!sisemeuts must be marked with the num- @ sr-ious desired, otherwise they will be con L s, 'crhid, and charged accordingly. -e- -.-- ';cu will be made from the above rates. - -ae 's .'--s ber O. the paper, i2s cents
 ,57s,e-. mus; be ''aSf-Psis, or they VIII not re- s.gs zsy a,ieHlioa ....
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-06
Ye!itr 10 Pr. .rnplian rIaimanl..

Livery person entitled to inc right of pr@ r@-eHptiob 10 any lands wthla inc limits of ihe townships ard parts ol townships above enumerated is required to establish the same to the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver ei the proper Land Ofsce. and make payment Ihereia' es saoa as pracoabs efer sestsr this Rottcr, ane bsfoss te day appointed Tor inc eog, tnebcemrnt of the public safe of the lands erbrac- ing the tract claimed otherwise such claim vyiil be !arieited RICHARD N YOUNG
 Caaniss5Gacr Q fAs GeBsrai Land OfSce
 Nov. B. Iss7 g-13w