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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

BnseAp6Ea GEx. PIEacEs-&Gen. Pierce, who len Vera Crns for Puebla. ea the 18th ult, to join Gen. Sesss's command, WIS oficeF in the late war. and has been distinguished member of the United States Senats, from new Hsmpsqire. Mfr PeIk, since he has been in the Executive chair, rendered him the appointment of Attorney General fer the United Stzies which he declincd preferring rather to ieaa eagles to victory abroad than to pF4c- tice iawin our courts al home He has excellent military reputation, and has thus far shown himself sminenfly qualified for his high command. He rcached Psrese rapidly, and on hs march. drove the Mexieans from position near the National Bridge, said 10 be "one of the strongest In the country The best wishes of the people attended him and his command. who. doubtless, have already joined Gen Scott, and are now with our army in the city of
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

vsise. ead isse ef tae psspssty sAev insea4 ta ha dlng.
 q Afses the Isst day sOs receiving shsu. the s;a. Wiil ee cPsse4 la ths pe~semee ef saeh easeexs q the department as saA be ahle ta agteuA ssa vi, bs exanined aad rassed gpoa as fass as prsetseabe Nettee wH be given fsosnpsly ss each Per-oa whSse bsd is aceepfea bns Ao ne cfA<rs
 '. TAe name of th> haater shoasa. in ail eases. he written al tesgth nod "a Esgihse hand Tae baider shecsd glve the nAsne ef the pest cshce to which eenamasiealSans fos hin aFe 'o be seat
 8 BiAS saast As ssaled Aad unarkea cn tAe eatuias n Jssse wsrds ~SEAtEp FITS Fos q. s. PRNrEa. " :" aai asesssa te fas Sedscitaw e4 tAs IFea- saTy, WssAiagtnn. n. ("
 s Fora of Aid gnAeAAsy. aaa eertikrase:
 L -, resiAtRx af ----, m tha ecaafy nf -, ia the Stale cf ----4-, Arreby offer tie uaitcd States the sssa of --- aoItass la cash fas sAes right. titie interest as esaiH sa the prppefsy drserie~d n saaa-f -. in sa< ptihfed ssy~vs tisemenI of sAe Solicitor ef the ffgasns as,en tA~ terms aad eo0dGfS0rs ihEfefa mentioned. and here ky. in consideration af the premsses agrre. ia case y bad AeveEos shaEs ae accepted hv sad Soiieitos se deposite that sam. ia lawful noaey a ese of thr deposttceIes nentleaed n saca advertisement, wila n thirty days aer my hi ssti be aeeepses and ne- ice thereof sens ta ne by uaals
 Dated -----. -. ISf7 O. For vsiae received, [ SuarAatee tp the Uaises4 States the peFtrasRee af the above undertaking Ay the sigwer fhsreof, iA case has bad be accepted Dass-d --------, -. lss.
 certify that the above gaazsn,cg is responsible fus she sum mentioned ia the above biA
 10 ptafs of the laasts a, Boston ean b. seen al The ntee of The United Sfsrs district sssegnny ia thai eIiy, and the Solicitor ofkcs in Washiagfoa n. Bids not performed ea tAe part cf ghr bsesder seeoEsfiRS to the terms specified ia fhe above eoa. dliscas, nay. at the epsssa of the Solicitor e de. eiafea aail and vosd Ia all cases where fraud may have heea pfactse8 isaiast the Caisea states, the Solicitor may, before exeestng the conveyance &e. clare the hsd invalid and eg no eaert
 R H GILLET.
 Solseffor sfsAs IfsaaeE Sept. Is, IsI7. l--sw
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THE ROOT or ALL EVIL.

Gold gDsdl gold goid. A BFigAt1na yellow. bard and cold, Mo'siea. erayen, hammered. and rolled; Heavy to get. and light to hold; hcaraed. ksitsred. Sought. and sold: Ssosea. bcrT0wed. sqaaadered. doi+-d; Spurned by the young. bat hugged by the old, To the vefy verge of the ehsrehyard ;aoaIe: Priee of many crime untold, Gold. gold gold gold. Good er bad q thousand fold
 How widely its agencies sary; To save, 10 ruin, to curse. to bless As even is miHted coin express- Now stamped vith the image Of good Queen Bess
 And now of bloody Mary.
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PLAIN TAixiSs.-.An editor somewhere this side of sun-down, walks into lady in this wsse. becaase she hAs greater taste for writing poetry than vas ing dizhes:
 "An interesting female correspondent seads Es . very aniai.r-~ng piece of poetry. and timidly lhPs sreqaess for lis publication. The snsen is called hFighithe stars Battered with the original ap- peiataea of '1Hsek-eyed' the trees esnae la for . fai stare ef eniogy. and the Falling Spring k pre- nennced silver plated, soneiiing te thai effect. Besides this, the poem l. equally instructive their smpeEsaat sahgects- If Mary wfii sssd as an s1idz- VI that she has washed the dishes, nsrnaed fhe he~es aad swept the house for week slier xhe was 'bsassnd with poetic 6re" " viii gsse in and star tr the literary world from iss irthargy. For the Prs-ena we ssy. asra your sseckings snd darn your poetry toe"
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JoHs QctxcY ADaMs' OraxGoN.-A gentleman from Ashtabuia. Ohio, DO doubt the shig member of Congress from that District. reeeptly paid visit to the venerable Ex. President al Quincy, Mass He gives an outline of the conversation which hs had with Mir. A., from which we make the follow. ing quotation for the benefit of those cf our Whig friends, who gre so enthusiastically in favor oi Military chieftains:" Union.
 '-i think his confidence in the perpe,niiy of our Coremment is much shaken. He regards us as tending toward a military desposism. The aiiemp, to make General Taylor President upon the popa- larity which be h's gained in f.w battles. he re- gaEds ominoas of the downfall ol iasiitnhons He appr~hends that shall follow in the footsteps of those Republics that have gone before us"
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THE PkEss-GAEG.-A correspondent of The N !. Herald. speaking of the luck of some editors, says;
 "Jut look st the luck of our federal city editors Mir Gales has country seat; Mir. Seston has | eountly seat; Mir. Blair has the deiiehtfu seal oi Silver Spring; Mf. Rives has the dueliing ground Mr. Kendall has a place near town, Mir. Heiss has just bought nice place; Mg Ritehie has iast par- chased and moved into the priReeiy house erected hy Mir. Cose0ran. of the firm of Corcoran & Riggs, fronting Lafayette Square and the White House ; Gen. Dah Green has a number of places including 2 large inieres; in the Cumberland coal mines = Talk aboat poor editors after this, will yoa!''
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The Memphis ApPesi explains Hs follows the chiei cause of the falling of in the democratic vote of the Memphis District. al the late election
 alt should be remarked. that the influence of the Fanners' and Merchants Bank tor that of it's lead ing men,) was directly ased in the election tn be- half of the whig candidate, This was notorious, and highly exasPerating to many ef our eitizsRs, and the Legislature shevld remember this, before bsEding up in midst institutions el the kind. to throw ssdollar and ecnf'' influence around the f..liaa f,ox ss
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How TO RENDER MuseuIroEs Nes-Cess.- TlyE-The Pstisbarg JourRaf proclaims that Il iaas at length discovered sovereign preventive against the attacks Of mrsqutoes should fl prove to be all thai il professes. he deserves public vote of thanks Here II is:
 Buy small quantity of peaas-ro -royas-ii is best as prepared by the Shskers--pat il in box with light eoxer. and when night comes. and the hun grt lhnsqaliots are flying about seeking ws on to desoar, uncover your box. and they viii not res- tare into the room where the penny royal bless ings on the old lady who first discovered the ia- valuable herb,) may be. They wili hover abcat ts- open window, buzzing aboa, all sorts of ysase anee. and whetting their npPers, bat they will sot daru to crrne "a. -
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The Rev. Mir. M'CallA. who has made hin.srlf sapremeiy ridiculous by undertaking to deiaG a prisaae eoaversaiien with the President, whAch never occurred, Is thus spoken of sy the Boston Ailss, enc ef the mast decided whig papers i1 tho Enion
 "Hs was an applicant himself for an appointment chaplain, which the Prcsdeni refused to give him. and therein acted rightly. He Is anqaesIioaahly a Poer tco, and the he ferskes his profession aAs hessax
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SOLDIERS CLAIWs

For Bcanfg Laasss ISsaswg Scrip. Psnsisas. A.
 reUages ef Psy. %e., &e.
 vTsHE SUBSCRIBER. hasiax procured the ae. \ eessasy instructions fron the War D<p@ssmsas. IS a9s prepared so sfsasscs wssh psomptsess sad efficiency. al business concerning sosdsers' Ctsiss oa the GosesnsaeHi. for Bounty Lands. Tp<asary Scrip. peassoas. AHeaFagss 0f Pay. ke, ke., ae. esulag fas sepsee ia the war xiih A@xies.
 l. E. KNIGHT Lstss Rook. July ,. fsss. sa-zm
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Notice Go fhe Pmhlir.

Wif.L Reeessarily he aw9s ssasn she city lfs. A qaensiy dastax Ihs apxt tive e thFeo uoAshs frrseas wishing s0 pay theis texes, during my d. ssuee. eaa ds se by eating at lhe afsee af Wa s. Hat. Esq. who has the tsx. book. aad wha is nu. tAesised to receipt Sor aIitaxes
 Persons having business st ihe Shesid s tzszes wall cal aPoa Mr. N, T. Gaines. ssho b faily em- powered se transses aii hasinesz ia uAv same.
 4. ] hUTT, Nkevtg
 q fxlassf cssass. Littie Rock. Aaz. ls. lsI7. sD---aw
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TIE AMERICAN SQuADAox--By the treay of Washington. which settled the Northeastern Bous- daiy question. the United States stipulated 10 keep in the Afriean seas-as kind of subscription 10 the English mode of supmessing the slave trade naval squadron of not less than SD guns, for ibe suppression of that traffic. That provision we be. liese expires daring the coming month, (beinr hre years fiom the date of the heaty.) and the United States squadrOs will be released from disasreesbls duty imposed upon them-
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NWDEMW1E1.

NyE have just pasiished, and val be ready to
 w deliver on "Wednesday next. psssphlst Of IS pages. octave; Coataining iist of Forfeited Laas subject to be donated to actual settlers. andes sn set of the 0eaersi Assemaiy ef the State of Arkan- sas entitled An acf 10 dosate 10 actual settlers inc rght s tie State to certain forfeited lands 3pproy- ed Esd December. 1890. and oshrs acts sspplemeb- taIy thereto
 Prepared af The AaAifcs's Ofice. Having heea al considerable rxpense ia issuing an ed:iian of this pamphlet we have thought pfepes to secure . eePy right
 We shall De happy so sappiy ali demands for il hy ess country friends.
 &5-Psiee-7S cents per copy. or see per dox- en REARDON k GARRIfF. RSnner Ofsce, Little Rock. 6th Sept iss7
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By TdegrapA te fir CsaciRasti AtIas. Death of siias XYrixhf.

A despatch from MT. Herpburn, Telexrspher o. the Lake Erie Line al Cleveland. dated ali i2at o'clock this morning addressed to Mr. O'Reiily al Cincinnati. staies that intelligence had been rcceiy. ed fram Buffae by the steamer Nile confirming the account of the death of sILAs WRIGHT, s Statesman, whose connection with the politics 0. the nation, and whos association with the Presiden- tEzl Question will his loss to be considered one of the most important events of the sesson-
 The Saturday evening of the Bahalo Commer- eiai Advertiser, (the Telegrzphie despatch sdds) mentions that the death of Gov. WEIGHT occurred by aP0plexy, al his residence in Cantoa, St Law renee county. Northern New York, on Friday, the 27th day of August, ai o'clock in the morning.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

BnToE's MEMosRs--lt k stzted in letter from Washington, by correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, that Thes. H. Benton Is preparing his Mem oirs of Thirty Years ia the Senate of the United States. with Reflections on the Most Eminent State men of that period He says: .ii will be sort of Pendasf to Lord Brougham's lives of eminent men of the reign of Goerge III, and will prove an invaluable souce of study to the future historian.
 IL is Rotto be published til after the Coloneis nstu- red death, and will then help to bary good many persons as the same time"
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MRS. H- M c.fRk0EL, Pria<ipal,

MRS. H M CARROLL. Ppfaeinas
 MISS c. MssTfLp.f FICT0R, .fssgssanf, TTsHE STUDIES sf this fasslsdslon wi,i he rrsu. \ med oa Moa&ss. skf lsfA Sspsemasr. Mss Carroll takes thss opportunity ef returning thanks to hes patrons aad friends. and seqaests passnis to eatcf their ehiidseA the 6rst day ot tue seaxss d coaseaaens: as t wi fseiltats tue isrsaafoa of inc classes ft is desirshle that yoang lasis@s wha hsae not parents Fessng n the city. should board at the inssitafioD. Tae terms nAy be seen in Eos- BeF advertisements.
 tsitFlr Rock. Aug. l6, fe97 4A-ew
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Democrats need make but ore answer to the whigs who beFs'e the president fos bringing on the war by ordering the army to tbe Rio GraDde. They have ba, n quote the following from the despatch es of Gen. Taylor:
 -I CANNOT pousT that the settlement of our difficulties with Mexico swill be greatly faclita- ted and Aasfeaed by our taking possession sf eace of one cS two points on or quite near the Rio Grahde.r
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Never pay q printer when he fist presents hi. bills to you, for such an unexpected phenomon- on might cause rush of blood to his head. and throw him into fits
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lIiasoiutIora ol t,a-l.a arannr.nhip.

 Dissolution of tso~ssarsaEg-shfp- rTyaE cepastnesship hspe4osese existing Anass H tse nsme and ssyle ef TICKER N HAAgfI.- TON. is sais day dissolved Ay rasaal raaseat. Hsnry hsnzitcn wfa rnntinae tse kasiisss 0t Ain e~s sScs0nt q tba a& Stsaa ass all rerseas ndsh- tr so the said ksna. eitaef hy nse u~a aseeunt ee otherwise, wl make pay seli sc hin as he. aiane, is aasa0fiae b s~tsis te sSaiss sf sse late hrm d faeses x Kssaissea. <. H TUCKER.
 H laAAILTON. iii;le Rock. Asg. n. iSr.
 A CARD.
 VIE undersigned. hassNg SastcAnses ef Ms. S, A h IackeF his easiFe infesexl 1s tor eaaseesa af shs late AFn of Taskef G taasasltpst. wssl eapsiaaa sne easiness, as h<srsfaFe af str ohf ssna oh r 0 sNa havlng lasi received lasge sna well selee- sed stock q pFT Goods. Grocegtes, QuermsW are. narawaFr, &e. he nassevs hfassslf that hr win An aaae te snFtiy has friends anA raeioweFa sth such sFseies as they may aepd sha sg tbr aae tsne give ihra satisfaction. eoth a fe quality sp pfirxs Fof sse ts'are ae E differentiated to have aluses eB hsnd .afge aaa wfli selected ssark ef slape eoass sai. tAnae se the country sars snA te make every eieFt sn eas Fewer to satssfy those wha nAy Ghear kim wte call His fsienis ana esss0Msess, and ressoas ifn the eoaMity paie hIary are iAvsted b examins hss sts<k Srtoge Parrhasiag elsewhere.
 H. HAMILTON. Little Rock, Aag. 2, Isg7. 6e-4w
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THH EFvEcT.-A mesmenseG druggist, ca hay ing organ of a6Arstrsaess toached. immediateiy rose aaa sad he would spread P ss,eE,
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baiwer. the novelist, has heen deseaied in Lin- eoln. where he was candidate Cor Parliasnenf f-- warrea, aise, the author of fsTen Theasand year, ke-, was candidate, and wss defesied,
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Proposals for Fourche kasss.

 GEALED PROPOSALS viii Ae received. af sAe - ofiiee of the Clerk sf Pussski CirxHM Cease. aaiii tho 2lA fastsa for tte contract b comnsrurs DIAM e LEVY aeross the Bsyea La Foarchs. st os neat the site ef the old hF4tws aereas saiA eayea said dssa or levy io beeoRstrsatsd of ssssk wsth base ei s0 fees 2p feet wide an the tap and a ssst one foot higher than the hAaks on either side oi said hsy"a Persons making biis, wiIl specify shat aaneaHs they will ao the wurk Gor a a shsls, or what hey wli ao Il ios by the saaars yard apan measurement. The contract wiil be siyea ln the lowest responsible bladder r~s~rsag the right to ths Commissioners 10 reject bis tos AixA For EhrtAes partlculss. bidders wi iaqaiEe sf the eies of ths Ciesk oT Pulaski ciTraif Court.
 v. " STEVENSON.
 PYesideaf ef sAs Bsava P. s. Proposals will also be received for con- stFueang the base of the dam eR levy fs0 Sasi sad the top te feet tn breafh aud b raise the top fnur feet above the level o the banks of the FeuFchs af each end of the dam.
 Little Rock. Aug. n, isF7. 4g-9w
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 If you don't wish your nasal proiurberanee eI- ongated by the children 0f beiiai. interfere in family quarrel, or make faces at bOmeiy wo- mans badly.
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ovsTeE og raK seItnron es 4as TaaAsUas. !
 Asg T1. IsE7. CEAr.ED PRUPOSAfss ssflI b~ received .t Ihis - olhee until t5 1glh aAy ef 0xssoes naxa. as "a o'clock q neea. E ehe pasrhzse ef the interest < the Oaitea Stafes q law aad in eqaisy, oE she pro peFty heseinefteE descubed epoa ss< terms and css. ditiaes mentioned below, 70 wit:
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SUNDRsEs.

SCNDM&ES. E0n LBS c0ssca rasn. s"O 25 bbis 0his sspesGne -four; lard.
 M bots mess beef;
 5hi sugar eatea smoked beef; f7 kozss star rsnaf-s,
 Nc soap,
 ! s premium zssld issf ,akaeces LsaSp ls wtndos glass. assorted sizes. ! {" pint nasks;
 hused assa plzin tssshsess: 2s kegs pasts sses sptkes, 1s .. pure sad No. | wsssse iesA. q griadssoses;
 ss Peacock blows. Nas ! and 9. thsso ihs nsaaa, square sa.i sAi kss bss; aiaa 'a hsese sAss sad siAh bba esppersa;
 dog hasnNs. Lasises ssscie~. msns' half SpanisA aad Amsriesn saddsr- ssBd b<Ides. ssssss sissh&. ke.. seceivs6 ABd lar s4i<, bs NM Q WAIT. jaty ie, issT. 4t-6
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DEATH or Gov. DoER.-The New Bedford Mer. eury announces. the authority of private iet- ter. the dsath of Tios. V. DoRA. at Providence. Rhode Island, on ibe Fist inst
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Mrs Pertington ssys she has always noticed that. whether flour was dear cheap, she had invariably 10 pay the same money for half dollars worth,
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House and Sign Painting ana
 S.saxfaw.

YNHE EuNoERsiGNED h.sisw just returned ss 1 th's eiis, and supplied himself win aa eaiiss he. stosk os assfrfais, respectfully snnsasess ts Pahile that he Is prepared 10 exeeaie a orders IA he his iise of easaess. with despatch and on the most reasonable terms.
 All esd@ts lett al Mr. Anmess's Cabinet esiss,iu,. meat, oa Masn Street. w5i be pFouaslis aafrsuAsA to. C l. HIrf 1IvAN
 Eaiis Rock Jsiy 2s. Iss7 ss-M
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NWDEMl-Ee

A IL persons are hersSF forewarncd, from traa- "A ing for a note, ekscntod te John L. Reed, for sspo Rxadyed dasrs. dated 27th April. Is4T. as the consideration has failed
 WILLIAM P. OFFICER. Efyf. l3, lsl1. l-tf
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WILLIAM RhRNEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW;

 COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS For the states of Vermont. Michigan. Iiii- nois, Connecticut, Missouri aad ArkaNsas.
 CINCINNATI OHIO. Septessker lssA ls4s, nl--ly.
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Milies Seed.

sAeAs as' sssd ssfe,sss Ea .1s < V. wsiT .i.f s' May ie. ssB T.
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TAKE NOTICE.

A u. PERSONS, who are ine sbsed for lots la "A the Moaus hoii~y Cemetery. wisl make in. medsair paymeas te the undersigned o,, in ease of failure 10 pay. the ordinance s~gaF theseta vii be strictly enforced in every case
 ] \. HgrcHISGS. CIfy RsoorA<Y
 sad er-e5lcio TeasayeT cf tAe ety ef Laffis Rauk. .fsgHst s, isf7. 4s-sw
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DIED, At his residence In lIar3 coaniy, Ark, on th' 23rd August, Mir. MICHAEL WoLF.
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R. MCKNIGHT. PHI gro G R RAPHI&T.

Ao AIKEN rocass over tke Drug Sfore og Dr Dssge. where hs siH resaain Gs,f .s.esst fs.ae
 Msssrusk-- ct ryery sIze aaa style, takes es sh ea pssneiPse. wsth eeossH<ia al ksnas weather. rsaaariss saiy frosss c 90 s~eos sassiag kcesas opea fon o'clock, A. Nj aasn Ae'sseek r M Ladies and gessleaen gre reqs .ss~d te eall and exasaiae speeisBeAs ef h,s skisf
 APPars,as iasnlssed izsz&asetsesss giYeaia it.
 Lsssie Rock, Aug zs. iss7 sa-a
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CALL AT JEFFRIES < SONS For New and Cheap Goo d $. TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their 1 eld sts6d. to Bender's cgrner. and have las re- eeiVed n Asitlaa To their former siock and are Bow openlagl beausifai assortment Of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES, Brpsa ani Biearhei Doaass;ics
 7s heasy fifSsnia Leweis.
 G-s do ds to.
 F-t Brown SAifins
 @0 pieces btaatls prinss
 do<en pairs Preach Caslonsde psut<
 Also Sdfirty oi Mas ihs
 Lawns. Cranes. Rough and Ready B,lanefs. Boa. net and Gao kaebotas variety. Lsces Ias.s4t,--, EdgrEgs, sr-, txc-, sf vAfsesy of patterns Also farai;sse pttRisy and new siYIe or @iar tuw errtztr ,not< with shoes af.4 fsrocsFiex Ne . &e. All of which they sill sell bow ies CASH or to psnciual short time or ~ifi exchange tAem ior the produce of the eoan,ry.
 C. L. JEFFRiES k SON Little Rock. Alag ae. tsi7- si-if
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Ihe above lands he n body oa the Mississipps r1vsf near the mouth ot ScrubErass.
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Tract. of lana conveyed. qaau.i,y. ke.

Laaa. Lying in the state ef ATkaasa..
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F. n ''ssQsmea-We last exening had an express from o'iIssA- with sIngie despztcA under date of inc ~ ias'ant- gssisg ss the important information va pan oi the Mexican forces. under Gen. Val. '4.A had been completely routed hy Gen: Sco,i s,. 'hai column usder the immediate command :. santa Anna fell back upon the city. The action N'1A psaee si San Angel place some six Of s,ghs ~l's so4ih~ssi from the capital on inc snth ir.,
 As soon as santa Anna ioand himself 10 a com PSslse siate of personal security, he despasched s..sz 70 1en Scott, reqaes.ing a sHspension Of -.Il'nst snti tune should be afforded for formal "A. a Os ths subject of propositions intinaiing ss As huae. tSe readiness of the Government to ..9 ,se eve 'hose brought by Mir Trisi The Minister
 screiga ASairs also immediately wrote eireulsrs. ..'ushea ih the Dsa1io O5fcsi, calling an imssedi ssoa s'sloa os Congress. with the cbleei of taking
 IT 7. iiiohs lsto consideration.
 iankee army had been one of visigo;hs. s,. et Aaefm would noi have beea created by their '"aeh' aud the Cosegnmenf have been driven ,n -aPp@a, and ali parties scared into the measare ,,e. soohon sesse has failed in isducing them to sg, .ts s SEQ without coercion. II is sa eSeelleut ,,s ,s Ae Aexicans value their capital 60 highly, ..sss,.e~ results are 10 be expected from this
 wsAI oi shade of real and becoming pride. ...,.s...eet .set Ssn sceit decided io drive them 10 h oy AdTanelag al once upssa fhe ciiy. or ,.. spoa his arms, keeping if |, h,s fret weh.rs ,Hs'ea Oar next express. shieh is ssx;o,ss,v ,.r, ~'h teli aud hope 10 insarFn yoa hy the h s,-s.- et nal loiai commissioners are engaged ss-.' 'eftas ef peace. God grant thaf ,ise;r Asr. Nia 'e early successfnl, and I am fuii s,l xti Nf saoh 9an b. The sss>. TAe Ar=-z.-A u... e'Hieias the intelligence which | no,x rir. M sP ~nh ihis unqualified deelnasica. sfrsee 'A'siy he the resah''
 i'Nfs' sc, tsricAros
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YOUNG LADIES, ACADEWY,

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