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HIsHor OsnERHo*R II he Episcopal Ccnven- ,tioflib New fcsk was ocenpied on "Wednesday with the sdiseHssioa et Bistop ondefdesk's case The chief pcini in debate nas tp the number ot Bishops necessary le revoke aseniehes-~heiher majority scf fheir whole number eniy majority Of quo zypass Hbsiiy. ihe convention laid the subject ni -fbe rev cAt3a0 tiEe table. mutioa Of Hon. " isisesE sshe atssnlaced rrSasu Eis in eee sisst its iaexpsdiehs to restore Bisl, oaderdcnk io his EI5sevliaI isastiass.
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Furniture.

fENtiE undersigned would respectfully norm v \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, lbas sti!i carries on the CAstSET and CHAIR aaks business, al bis tsew staiId on East MAia 'l-' hes ly opposite inc presbyirri Il, church and is PfeIE cd to fill orders al the shortest noiice.
 LUMBER. PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESWA
 .dND PEI TRIES
 taken iD exchange for furniture d, the highest m@ ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and Yaialsao Cofins made at all hotrs. Prices to eorfespA"' with the times. . N B. ' he undersigned having recently ps'e".. ed new and fashionable hsarss. Is Ptep@ied .'A - tend to bnIisls, in the city eouoiry. on ue e' reasonable terms. NM- AANEan
 Feb. IT. ls!7. A''H'
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"-wwWwWAMo :"

THE undersigned, having purchased of Messrs. 1 Newton, Chase Co.,. their entire stock of goods. have removedto the Ware House recently occupied by them, where we now opening a large aud general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard ware, Qucenswate, Iron, Nails, Castings &c. &e., which we are offering at very reduced prices for CASH.
 I'D. MERRICK, & Co. Steam Boat Landing.
 Little Rock. Sept, 20 lsl7. n2-6m.
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6 Should yoa happen to catch yourself whist ling in printing office. and ihecompcsiier tells you to whistle louder-doH't you do is.
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Too BAD 1.-The Queen was drunk with all the Lgsesss'. ipAated Mrs Pat:iagten 10 herself, while reading ar aeeennt ot h. D~Kay dinner at cork - gWeIi ff ssf is fslae hTates. I'm afraid her ain- s{<ss 4s~ss rfreehv gup mprais to her and slai s4ss <xsa,pls 10 set hFt csddFen. allowing she XII Sf1aeea .A 1ft 1
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2poftrp.
10 Who! fg Nh0 !

 Twas on cold, antumnal night, A dismal ono 10 view; Dark clouds obscured fair Venuzp light, And not star appeared in sight, As, the thick forest through, Maggins---as usual s.blue"-- Beat homeward, stacking" left and night; When all at once he drought ups" right Against an old dead yew, At which he s'rounded to," And "Hquaring off," as if for fight, Said, with an oath I shan't indie, ss----infcrnal scoNndrel, you Light, an I'll lick you. black or white" Just then above him flew An owl, which on a branch did Tight, A few feet OCT the beozy wight, And then commenced C Ta-iehoo-- Ta-trhoo! !- T'H-schoO !--Tu-schOo" Quoth Muggins, Do you think to fright A fellow of my weight and height
 With your Tsr-srasof cT-srhee,
 Yon cursed bug-a-boo An if yo're Beelzebub, it's quito On-necessary you should Tight,
 For Muggins Sint your 'due,' My money matters are al right! 1Re PTtnter yn,d Up--sonor brighl!"
 Thereat the owl withdrew,
 And Muggins mizzled, toe. But there are other chaps who might Be caught out late some dismal night,
 Who haunt paid lehGts due!
 They know to arho--to Irho
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CALL AT JEFFRIES < SONS For New and Cheap Goods. TT1HE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their l old stand. to Bender's corner, and have just re- ceived in addition to their former stock (and are now opening) a beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES: Brown and Bleached Donestics,
 7.s heavy Virginia Lowels,
 ~ do do do.
 6-4 Brown Shifting,
 80 pieces beanhful prints,
 dozen pairs French Coltonade pants.
 Also variety of Mus ins
 Lawns, Grapes, Rough and Ready Bonnets. Bon net and Cap Ribbons variety, Laees, lnsertings Edgings Sc. Slc, of variety of patterns Also Furnture Dmiy. and new style of win dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, &c., &c All of which they will sell low for CASH or to punctual men on short time or will exchange them for the produce of the country.
 c. l.. JEFFRIES & SON. Little Rock. Aug. 30, lsi7. 5i-u
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Chns. c. Greene, Esq, editor of the Boston Post has been appointed deegaie to the Democratic Ma.
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Southern United States Mail.

Tri- T,ek1y Coaeh Liae from L'nle Rock to WeShiagios, .1rkaasas. and 10 he
 eeIebraicd Hot Springs, iR
 four horse co1ches. FEyHTS line connects st Little Rock vilh the great
 EasiesB Coach and Steam Boa, Line. leaving Little Rock and Washington on Tuesdays, Fhurs- days, and Saturdays, at9 A. M.- Reaching Hot. Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above siatsd during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience ol passengers. Ac- commodaiions are good. aud charges Eoive than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited
 April 2s nos3 tf
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Tl.s EngliAh Langnave.

Few Of our readers are perhaps aware of the great changes which-hhve taken place in our language since it's first formation We give below specimens of the Lords Prayer at different periods:
 lS0O. Fader our in hevene, Haleweyed be th name, come thi kiDdsm, Thi will bs don as is hev. enc and in erthe, Our uche dayes bred give us to day, An forgive us our detles. forgiven our dettoures, And lede not into temtation, Bote deyvere us of yvol. Amen.
 ia79. (WiekiiIe's Bible.) Our fsdyr thu; art in heavenes, Halloe1 be thy nainc, Thy king com come 10, Be thy will done in erhc asin heavcne Give to ns this day bread over other substances And f9rgif to as delies as we forgivenn to our defters; and Iced us not into temptation; But de- liver us from evel. Afnen.
 f520. (rsndal's restams.nt.l o oure father which art in hcven, hslowed be thy name. Let thy kingdom come. Thy wyI be fulfilled as well in erthe, as hit ys in heven. Give vs this dave oure dayly brcads. And forgive vs cure trcspasses, as weiorgive them which ireaspas vs. Leede va not into temptation, but delyver vs from well Amen
 Ijs9. (Coverda,css Bible.) Our father which art in heauen, haiFowel he thy name. Thy king dom come. hy will be done even ia earth as il is in heaaen.2etsi9e ns this day our daily bread. And forgive us deitcs as also forgive our detters. And lead us not into tnaon, but deliuer us from euill for tliae is the kingdom and the power and the glory for caer. Amen
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cJ- Guadaloupe, b which Santa Anna is said to have retEeaed said to be two miles from the city of Mexieo--not twelve. as has been stated
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NWDEM1-"s

NTE have just published, and will be ready tc w deliver on Wednesday next. a pamphlet of 7d pages, octave: Containing list of Forfeit Lands subject to be donated io actual settlers, under an act of the General Assembly of The Staie of Arkan- sas entitled "An act to donate to actual settlers the right o!the State to certain forfeited lands" approv. ed 23rd December, i5i0, and other acts supplement tary thereto
 Prepared at the Auditors Office.
 Having been at considerable expense in issuing an edition of this pamphlet, we have thought proper to secure copyright
 We shall be happy 10 supply all demands fori by our country friends.
 Gc-PIice-75 cents per copy or S6.00 per dog en. REARDON & GARRETT.
 Banner Office, Little Rock, 6th Sept, iS47.
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Tho prominent characteristics of "the Bhoys," are very cIeveFy touched of in the following bit of poesy, originally vouchsafe1 to the admiring public in the Boston 1iaes. The magnificent suspenders -Gaitasscs, the b'hoys call them-the shiny hat, the propensity to run with engines and drive broken down horses, the intense admiration of Bow cry meo-draIns and the unsuitable apetite for pea nuts all scrve to identify the b'hoy and 'mark him f.,r ,afr
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DEVIATION.

SAosoing holc those ,cls read tss Stars may bs de-
 ceired.
 One toli gentleman His son should be man killer, and he hnng fort; Who after proved great as4 rich physician, And with great fame in the university Hangd up in picture for grave example!
 Another chemist Fennd a squint-eyea boy should psevs notable Pick Parse, and afterward a most strong thief; Whsn he grew up te be cunning lawyer, And at last died jHsgs! BaooME.
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CALL AT JEFFRIES'.

'TNHF subscriber has just returned from New Or 1 leans, where he purchased a geuteel stock of goods wares, and merchanize, ol this Springs ii- portations, and now offers them for sale al .is ol stand, north room m Aldrich's eorneI at perhaps lower rates for cash the produce of the country than the same style of goods has ever before been offered in this market II would respectfully so. iicit share ot patronage Iron his old friends and the citizens generally.
 C. L. JEFFRIES Little Ro,k, April 2s, isI7. 33-iy.
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BACON, FLOUR &c.

House and Sign Painting and
 Glazing. yTNHE UNDERSIGNED, having just returned to \ this city, and supplied himself with an entire new stock oi materials, respectfully announces to public, thai he is prepared 10 execute all orders in the his ine of business, with despatch, and the most reasonable terms.
 All orders ieit al Mir. Annear's Cabinet establish ment, on Main Street. will be promptly attended to. c l.. SULLIVAN LiiiIs Rock July 26, ls&7. 46-tf.
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Cise gour CsiidrNs Q Ne,rsaaaer ---A child begin. nlng tp read. becomes delighted with newspaper because he reads ihe names and things which are familiar. and he will ,alxe progTe accordingly. newspaper in one year is worth quarters seieol. ing to child and every father must consider that sa6staniia Information is connected with advance ment The maiher ot the family ing one of its heads, atd havIng more immediate charge of chil. dfen, should heiself b. iasipcted.
 4 niind occupied. bsro.Bes fortified against ihe iiis oi fife. Children amused by ding or study gre ofc comie Ia9re eousi1efate and noie easily go vsrped. How many iaonghiless young men have spent their earnings in tavefa or srog shop who ought 10 have been reading, How many parents, who have nal sre9i twenty dollars tor books fir. tlleIr families. have given thousands to reclaim a >on or daughter who had igpotaasiy and thought. lessy fallen info tenntsfioa! 4
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RUFUS N. FURNACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW i, NIWEWlRMML@B,
TENNEsNEEa

 VXTiLL attend inc Courts Of inc llih Judicial w Circuit. the Supreme and Federal Couris at Jackson. Tenn, the Courts in DeSofo, fanoia and Marshall Counties, and Chaneery Court ai Holly Springs. Miss. claims In West Tennessee, North Mississippi and Eastern part os Arkansas Payment Of Taxes, as- tending 10 Land Titles etc. sIl business entrusted to his charge will be attended 10 with promPiness and fidelity.
 REFER TO CALVIN C. CLEATEs, Bookseller, Wns CoNSKLL, Merchant, Jas, Woops, " TEsT S SHELTON, Druggists, C. LoPLASD, Cashier Farmers and Merchants Bank,
 tMessphis Tenn. WM. RUTFS, President Branch Bank of Tennessee, Somnerville. Gr OPFfcE Corner of Jeffsrson and Main Streets, opposite the Branch of the Planters Bank.
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\ IL persons indebted to the subscriber, either II by note or book account. are requested 10 call and settle the same with Mir, J. Erause his author ized agent, by doing tie will save costs.
 H. HABERMAN Littie Rock, Jan. 2o, ielf. l9-tJan.
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ALE.
,MiIiet seed.

OSACKS Millet secd Received and for sals C VIM. E. WAIT
 May @. is47
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AUTUMN WOODS.

pY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
 Ere, in the northern gale. The summer tresses of the trees are gone, The woods of autumn, all around our vale
 Have put their glory on.
 The mountains that nfold In their wide sweep, the colour'd landscape round, Seein groups of giant kings, in purpled gold,
 That guard the enchante1 ground.
 roam inc woods that crown Tue upland where the mingled spendors glow, Where the gay company of trees look down
 On the green fields below.
 My steps are not alone In these bright walks; the sweet southwest at play Flies, rustng, where tine painted leaves are sirown
 Along the winding way
 And far In heaven, the while. The sun, that sends that gale to wander here, Pours out on the fair earth his qniet smile,-
 The sweetest of the year.
 Where now the solemn shade, Verdure and gloom where many branches meet; So grateful, when the noon of summer made
 The valleys sick with heatl
 Let in through all the trees Come the strange rays the forest depths are bright Their sunny-colord d foliage, in the breeze,
 Wrinkles, like beams of light
 The riyuIci, late unseen, Where pickering through the shrubs ifs waters run Shines with the image of its golden screen,
 And gIimmcrings of the sun.
 But meath yen crimson tree, Lover to listening maid might breathe his flame. Nor mark within its roseat canopy,
 Her blush of maiden shame.
 0, Autumn. why ss soon If fha hua hat aka t.tf riaH. Thy gentle wind and thy fair sunny noon,
 And leave thee wild and sad7
 An. 'twere lot too bsess'd Forever in thy coioar'd sitadss to stray; Amid the kisses of the soft southwest
 To rove and dream for aye.
 And leave the vain low strife That makes men mad; the tug for wealth andpowcT The passions and the cares that wither life,
 And waste its l.stle hour.
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DISSOLUTION. VNHE partnership heretofore existing under tho \ name and style of Neleion, CAass { Co, is dis solved, by mutual consent. LUTHER Chase is fully authorised to collect the debs, and settle up the a faiTs of the firm.
 Having sold out our entire stock of goods 10 Messrs. T. D. MERRicK & Co.,, he business will be conducted by them, at our old stand, and we re- commend them to the favorable notice of our friends and customers.
 THOMAS W. NEWTOi.,
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON. Jr, Little Rock. 18th Sept, l947.
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NMHMma-H-.

ME subscriber agent for H. Haberman, will Il continue the iormer's business at his old stand on Main, Iear Markham street, and keep constant iy on hand fall api well assorted stock of Groce ries. Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings. &c, &c all of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- ducc, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock le47. i9-t,an,
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Notice.

4 IL persons 10 whom an indsb sbiea' ~'s ',. "a. "A ter favor on ns by presenting 'aef p.' .s.v \. ssdisseiy fes IsaysaeRt; and afl persons ~sy .. be in my debt. will obiige u.e by closing 'He" counts as soon as convenient. ,awy
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Love in the Bowery.
 BY A B'HoY.

 sTie course of true love didn't never run smooth edition. seen her on the sidewalk. When run with number g. My eyes spontaAeouss sought cut hern-- And hern was fixed on mine. She waved her pocket hankereher. As we went rushin'.by-- No boss that ever killed in York Was happier than l. felt that had done it, And what-ha won her smile Twas thefn embroidered braces And that ere immortal tile lsaaght her out at Vauxhall, Afore that place was shet-- On that happy, happy evcnin', I recollex 1t yet. gia her cords of peanuts, And apple and a "wet,"- Oh that happy, happy evenin'-- recollex 1t yet. took her out to Harlem In the road we made swel,-- And the nag we had afore us, Went twelve milo afore he fell. As though ven he struck the pavement, The "crab' began to fail, got another mile out, By twisting of his tail. took her 10 the Bowery-- She sat long side of me- They acted out piece they called 'The Wizard of the Sea" And when the sea.hght wns fetched on. Eliza cried '.hay hay!'' And like so many minutes there Five hours slipped away. Before the bridle halter,
 thought to call her mine ~ The day was fixed when she to me Her hand and heart should jine. The rum old hoss, the father, swore He'd gin her out of hand / Two hundred cash--and also, treat Tn: number 9's men, stand. But bless me if sho didn't slip Her halter on the day;- 4 pedlar from Connecticut, He carrid her away. And when the news was brought to me, felt almighty blue; And though didn't shed tear Perhaps cussed "a few.' We'll, let it pass--there's other gals, As beautiful as she; And many butchers lovely child Has cast sheep's eyes al me. wears no crape upon my hat, Cause I'm packin' sent 1 only takes an extra horn, Observing, "LEr HER WENT !''
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GIN STANDS.
Raron and Lard.

11OO POUNDS hams sides and s1oa''',,' s,' ( OO 10 k"gs Lard Received Pft k.ssfs Mtii i" from C,ncinsati. and ior sals y
 WM. B. VAL. May i0. Is47.
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MARTINsBDRe ACADEMY.

TIME Trustees Of the Martinsburg Acade-
II my announce TO the Parents and Guardl-
ans of the pupils, that the School will be open
ed on Wednesday, the 9th day Of January, lS47
under the charge Of HENRY J. FOSTER,
Esq, as Principal
While they congratulate the patrons of this
Institution upon the present fiourlshing con
dition Of the School, they have good reason to
hope for a still more prosperous course, under
the auspices of Mr.. Foster. His high stand
ing as a scholar, and his character as a gentle
man, have been verified TO them, under the
highest recommendations, from many sources.
We cannot but indulge the expecton that
the citizens of the County, and the adjoining
Counties. viii take this occasion of sending
their children to this only Classical School in
the County of Berkeley especially when the
salubriiy Of the place, the cheapness Of living,
and the character Of the society of the village,
afford so many additional inducements.
The prices of tuition will he probably the
same as heretofore-ifany alterations are made
in them, the public will be apprlsed Of them
before the next session.
p. C. PENDLETON, President,
ID. III. CONRAD,
JAS. CHISHOLM,
RICH'D McSHERRY,
JoHs STRoTHER, Secy Trustees
Dec. 81, lS46-u
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Stale, ani Wa II T@ostsoS. of Cseofggtawn.
hare bereIns the chief contractors. and these
gentlemen aic now engaged witt the most 90
urlng energies. IN making arrangements FOR
the carly completion OF the Canal. according
% the terms and provisions Of the contract.
which was duly executed on the 9Th Sep,en-
Der, ls42.
The contract is. as might be expected, OF
great length. The Conuac,crs engage, ia
consideration Of the sum Of 81 coo. coo, 10 be
paid ~ bonds, 70 complete the Canal from be-
low Dam No 6. TO the town Of Cumberland.
on OF before the LIST day Of November. ls41 -
they also bind themselves 10 pay the interest
on the bonds that shall be delivered 10 them
up 10 the lst Of Jan'y, is4s. inclusive (Which
viii amount to about 100000 and 10 par the
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same to be applied 10 dstray the necessary ex-
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They likewise bind themselves 10 cash for the
Company, al their par value, the amount OF
bonds further authorized 20 be issued unde-
the act of 1874, after satisfying the provisions
OF the contract, provided the Company shall
lind II necessary TO issue and dispose OF the
same, al any time between the date OF the con-
tract end The expiration Of one year after the
Canal shah be completed
Thus far. the contractors have been unable
10 make sale OF the Bonds. save upon disad-
Yantageous terms, owing in great measure
70 the existence Of the War between United
states and Mexico. which has distracted nil-
hons from the money markets OF this country.
But tor this expensive war, the Canal would
be under full headway ~ progress Of compile
ton. II IS hoped, however, that the skill, m
dustry and interchangeable exertons Of the sub
contractors. Messrs. HusTEg. Hams and
THOMPSON, viii overcome the obstacles, grow
ing out fihe war and out Ok other causes,
which have beer iasown in the way Of an iin-
mediate ceapletioa Of this great work. These
men are now engaged, with the mos; uniiring
energies. in making arrangements 10 effect the
object according TO the provisions Of the con
tract, iiagerstoon (.Nd. Her. Of Fceaom.
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NO MORE.

Flow on. sad stream, unto the sea,
Thou flowest on as ever,
But the heart most dear, no more is here,
Forever and forever
No morel hear j, in the pines,
Through which the ightwinds rear,
Those stars will shine in eyes of thine
No more, O, never morel
Sigh on sad autumn wind sigh on
She lies in the grass benealh,--
make my moan BY her grave alone.
For the yioleis have her breath.
0, lonely night O, wandering moon!
Hast thou no word for me
O, love and SORROW o, day and morrow
Must We forever be2