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The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02

WxMt1kh WmARn& Ss~-iEh indiengNwkn are eonsinuaily on ahe wMsciI to render them- selves iFsfsissahie, hare adopted new fash-
 ion of head gear; called eslie Rough and
 Ready BonneLn The articles themselses
 may have very forbiddihg application, but
 the faces under iheas are as inviting as sver4
 A friend of ours, who is iGsige iH sssAss
 matters, prefers them to the kiss Ne Quicks,n and assures ns that otwitiss,aassaR ihe terFors which the name oi such hotinel naturally suggests, the lips beaeath are sie. cidedly sweet and iiie kississg very smooth. ly done.
 l. will hardly do to revea. the facs, but the truth is, that dse ladies are too fonh nf conquest. Nothing else hat determination to bring the stubborn masrulines lss their feet, could have prompted lliis lass strategic move meni. Nith bonnets a fa Zaek, they expecl the same fortune which favers tue old vete- ran. Every one of them will imagine her.. self competent to coaqaer six er us, aud that she IS at any rate a match tor any one of us. Wo betidc those who cndeavor io onposs, the Baeaa Fista----thc fine view of tlseir5 pleasant faces. Wuii the ~RougIt aud Ready'sl pelmet, what execution will De done by each female warrior. Behold, she .nrnS her eyes upon you-- Iron al the hasIii There is nai opposing such Ugh, artillery, they are regular brdg batteries. Is heavier metal required, she unmasks the ehtrenchmrnts of her coral lips, and shows her teeth. Rastleing soiieys of her prattle are quite as dangerous IS musketry --and as for charge, if she were to make oae, what gentleman could ever s,ic-' cessfuIIy answer It: We cannot regard t'iis las, device as a sweak invention of the enc myV--it is a very dangerous affair. We, shall all be conquered by ,i,is new faaglesli weapon. Every gentleman thus bese, had better surrender at oace-there k no doubt but that the victor will be willing to hold him as prisoner upon parole---said parole to he givenin the presence of the neares, clergy man.
 So shall this unequal contest be averteti, and as it is the duty G every American in peace to prepare fnr war. il is not improbable that the consequence there. may be raised for future seryiee--whafe baitalions ol in faniry - Philadelphia Legsr. s $. e
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 a sesies of splondid operations which in one year, have sublectet io cuF power one-lhird oi Mexico and laid her eapi.ai ai our niefcyl 1he President and his cabinet have done nothing sright, How has it happened mat there were men or means to 6gh, successful battles at Los Angeles or Taos, raso del Norte or Sacramento, Palo Alto, kesacca tie Ia Palma, Monterey or Buena sista, Vera Cruz or Cerro Gordo. When, ID me history of nations, has there been . more vigorous war, more thousands Of miles 'raSersea by armies tn a shorter time, more rapid conqaests, more daring exploits, or more glorious victories, Such scene was never witnessed under feeble government, or a weak administration All this would not have been accomplished without some wisdom tn planning, and some energy tn executing, And Ehatevcr faction and dis content may now say, the administration of President Polk will constitute bright era m Ametican history. h is now that our young republic springs into manhood, and, throwing alolt her giant arms, forbids the interference of European powers with her affalrs in North America. IL is now that Europe acquiesces and relinquishes all thought of attempting to maintain balance of rival powers on this continent Heuce- forward our march is onward, unfnolesled by crowned heads, and more agilated than retarded by aciious and ambitions ,nen tn our own bosom. Nothing can destroy our Union, nothing can prevent it's extension over every region which may be controlled by its children, or assimilate itself 10 their habits
 But ] ani travelling beyond the object which alone had in view, which was but to contrast the declarations of the leading wings with their acts, and the uniform suc- cess of the administration with the imbecil. fly which the whigs impute to it. Heretofore brilliant sEcesss has been some indication of wisdom and talents; but times are changed :
 TIE FARNERs' AND MERcHASrs' BANK The extraordinary run against this inslittl- lion made within short period. has at length forced her into a state of suspension. We present below copy Of the resolutions pas- sed by the board of Directors.
 Within the last ninety days she has paid SIX hundred thousand dollars of her lIabili- ties, leaving outstanding an amount altogeth- CT inconsiderable, compared with her ulti- mate means. We believe no one doubts the entire solvency of the Bank; and we advise all note holders to submit to no unnecessary sacrifices. The suspension IS disastrous, in- deed, but the confidence of the public in the ability to pay the last dollar is not in any degree impaired.
 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
 OF MEMPHIS, 24th May, lS47.
 Resoired, That the Farmers and Mer- chants Bank of Memphis suspend tho pay ment fspecie temporarily, and until due no- tice ofa resumption shall appear in the news papers.
 Resoired, That note holders be, and they arc hereby cautioned against sacrificing on the notes of this Bank, as her resources arc ample and will soon be made available.
 \ Cory.
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DRY GII!00I]IijS.

shREE ksufshs aa.i bsuwm slsistiue 4. q s.x
 os brown si'eeiings; v-S and sss l.s,sell n<srsss s9soasi negro liaseys and karxesss q 4 - M |. Sasaeasa si'sengss 7s sad s-s hlesthe1 aissi,es. 1nsai hish Ensas isng Ins,rs - - EeAgeesaik hsnkefchishie esfteaasiss: sieaisls7 la nsq kle3s s9 Ariaaslnr - sau ssa'f eiaiikets, brown cotton and nsa drills. SleacAed cotton drills; I2.s bebhlnef - Srf. aas; I ,' ees'on saa s.oa hae nesins; Isscy shecpngi Georgia stripes, Ruasis daek: nri,e f,s7 ha's' green baise &c, Received aud tos sals K
 hsy fs, Is7. 1aA Af ss
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Jailor's Notice.

W4s scm@iiseN se ihe jail q skeshr scas,y.
 Ie'snesses, on tha lSslA Aaar nf Rasssk sn1fast. !: n.sr1 boy nahsed D pAHAEY As yays v fslpsss ... a. nns'soi. es Novaha, Miss;ssppi. Hs s a. ase feet eight laeies higi. weighs about one kvn. dfed and fifty five pounds. The aRnss is ssanEs1eH .o eog,s Iorwsri, provo pgnpessy. nsv ehnrnsn - tAke hiih away, or he win hs salt wiih aeSus.Ane
 ,. ,s~.n E.B RxRkEL, Isslsr.
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Important to the Ownar.

kAAkkk ~. lss,a fnaMuls .siave .in. tlss sssessR ,z 1 house' The Serssa Manikinaaitv ie New a. vel sel hlssk ieilqs h9 te asnr nf yAss,n who Nes eofnlniltea ta pslspss as {be asi IT m.. sep,snnsr iss4 and saYs N ksieazs n ess kee eoaasys CeurgiA. aud ssttIcJ - - river, below Little Rock. .'
 The owner ~ his Eepreseatafiye. if tsoaks x dead eag gst hia by, pssIpg lhs skstSes. gssrlsa. 'ng Ias and proving iks psgesssy. sesssr a Aasssssd to Noses GseehWsnd e 1sness tion Y Y IVY " asss Asssas
 cs.aamess. Ca. paper please copy.
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I'VE GovEsNMEgr TRassroRrs.-The six Pfopeers and six sehoohers just built at the e. oensIaTs Department. and designed as- trans. ro@ 'ot Gull Coast. were named, on the iUth ins, a ",'ows;- -Steameys-Baehan Walker. Mar. V, Mason' Col. Heary Stanton, Maj. D. D. Tbomp- f N Seaoaasrs Tanning. Maj. W. W. w.Le.r, t', G ,, x. BIbcur, Capt. L. N. Nerr,s, Cant M
 ~ Williams Capt c Page. "
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tvASGGttcAr AIIiAScE.-A Convection 10, .n. he purpose oi forming an Evangelical A''anee for the United States, on the plan. of one already formed in England, commenced ms m sitting in New York on the 9th inst. The non. Joseph C. Hornblower was appointed Chairman, and Rev. F. II. Kirk and Rev. Dr Peck, Secretaries.
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Dr. E. M. Renne1e.

HAfINc located hi'assn pesmsses.fiy u ahc tess'onai services te the cfilzens and adois.,nr aeighberhootT . ~sssAe .. 9s- oaiee. EoenI Me- | ssst flnos, ..AaxaksAs toTrI, where he nay hs found at aiI tlsIes. m. lass pfoiessio,iaIiy absesif - - '
 Napoleon. Maga, Iss7 .axs s..s
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 DECISION or rHE EVANGELICAL ALLtZ ANcE.-FhIs convention. now in session in New Fork, after a spirited debate, have adopted the following declaration:
 That while the Ev1igeiicaf Alliance ati- miis into it's bosom such persons only as are respectable members of Evangelical churches, NC are nevertheless persuaded iha, the great object of the association, the pro motion of larger Christian union, may be farthered by frank expressiof If sssaf ssas.- meBts on the subject of slavery. We there- fore declare our deep. unalterahle epposiiion to this stupensions esi, and we hold il io be the duty of sil mep, by all wise and Chris tian meaHs, to seek is entire ex,irI,aiion and removal from the lands sStiil the one object of the alliance siali De steadily kept tn view. which is fife pron,o.ion of Chrisiish dhion and broihefly love"
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c. LOFLAND, Cash'r

7he Truth ,ccH fold.-The St. Louis Rev. ellie, (neutraD in an article on Gen Taylor, and his victories, has the following para graph, which, with the New Orleans Atlas, we commend to the liule politicians of the country
 ''lt Is at the same time with regret that we notice that the political Ilarpies, who all ways watching at home for some little emol- ument from office, can scarcely wait until a grateful country places its laurel upon old Zack's brow before they begin to finger the leaves which constitute the chaplel, and en- deavor to appropriate them to theirown sell fish and unholy purposes They will not glorify his achievements without calculating how much political thunder it will create The dangers -wounds-death of the sol der, are glorious in their eyes only so far as they are available as political capital a. home. Heaven has protected the brave old soldier thus far from his foreign enemies, and we trust that il will further shield him from the evil machnations of the political Rancheros at home.n
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MARRlRD,

Al the resiasacs oi nf Wood Hacker, On the fstil May. by Rev. csttinghzm. De- CALVIN C. ST Ai#- yigEn. of Bsadiey county, 10 miSs MAseAAEf (, Hcws, sf Jefferson county, Arkansas
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ATTENTION EVERYBODYI!!

HAY E, ti,is day .eeeised ihs tax book sf patasl, \ coaety. Ali liable 10 pay tsxes are here by requested to make immediate psfinenf 10 the coiiertor CT ss least te hsEeaAs a hen called unnn.
 A. J. HUTr SkertF.
 $ Fr oF eottsetor q Psiuski eoaafg. Little Rock. May 26. ist7. 37-tw ~
 rpenorrat and tiszetse espy l 77 ~ srATE t,s',,,s OF 4 Asx.ssAs. sa,...,, 1' s .. <. Ia iIe cieesi, Court of pos.sif eosatg drae sssrts term, .a, D., Iss7. in ths eAaaceyy side RsYsef spirus standey, complainant, ps,,;on s,, !, n; Prudence siandiey. trlen'I yorse.
 HE Il reesnbered that oa this day caine the sssi Iy complainant and filed bis petitioD verified bs afidaSit praying for decree oF divorce lron the bonds of mairimony betweed klinsef aBd the shd Pr,iilence Jane S,snley. and n Stpeqing from the affidavit af tue sSid cotnrlsia thas he said Pra- dsnee Jane is non resident cf the State of Askan- ss. it il therefore eriefef hy the cvsnt that sfss said prndepce 1ah8 standIey shall be and abpeaf beicse ake isge q said ceus Court st eesls, l., be bsldea al the coaTt hoase h the town of Hot- var. i the county gl Polnsftt, and State Of ArkhA. sas, oss ihe first Monday siief the eth Moniay aa September hext. il being the ssA day sf Oetabes, D, iss7. and that shs then and there plead. sn. ssef. dshis te tho s FstitIun, sE thsarhs sAsis sii ke taken eoHiessed and Il Is furfher esles, es tials Hptee ot h,s application b< pabii,hed ia the ssA sksssas H&nnes.n nessspApsg published ln the rstsf Listis Rock, tor two waeks sssc@eSsissly the last iessioH ie bs zt least feaf wevks grios ie that the defendant has wiifllly ahseated hessell from him for one whole yeaf Dsxt hefofe she kline of this petition
 A trusesgy Gmsa the ssxasdg 2 a1xx&
 LEWIS HsSurffNs \, 8
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FoRrExAs AND THE Rio GRASpE.-We saw yesterday a lot of ten wagons i'll Mar ket street, faed with women and children, household goods, chattles, Sc, bound for Texas and probably for the Rio Grande. The conductors were hale, hearty looking men. from the interior of Illinois, and, as they ex- pressed it, were looking out for good place to seule. They were bound for Texas, ccr- tain-apd if after getting into that State they were convinced that any thing more altrac- tive was further on, they would in all proba- bility go as far south as the Rio Grande. eleased tssaA away, before VIC see the next step to conques, and possession pushing on -emigrstion.--Si. Louis .fsrc Era of tte I2h.
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WHEAT CRoP.-We have heard complains from various parts of ille Union, q tfIe in- jury sustained by the wheat crop, by being winter killed. Al one time il was supposed the injury would in many districts prduce almost an entire failure; bat since, the season has been favorable, and in sections of the country where large iields were supposed to be destroyed, i, has come forward, and now promises an average crop.
 Those acquainted win the production of wheat in the United States know we'll Ina, generally but liitle can be told with certain ty as to its produeiyeness. until about inc time of harvest; and II is often the case when leas, promising in the early part of the sea- son, that the crop is best.
 From all we can gather, we are disposed to believe that the wheat crop IS less prom isinS than usual, anebuiless the scasop should copnnhe favorable, the average will fall con siderably short of its usual qnanlily.-iS. Lcnis Union.
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 sAae From wkiiliN8de he Nsunt iaa un6 Cnt. Lsare whi,lissl v. .,-.S.. ss \ =. arrive ai DalIss ss&f asr M 8 km I.aArs DalIas assey 1s s2$ e1 c s. sss,es q Whitsiusbn 1sxt sls1 " ll \ Y. ' ,s,s = s s997 fsem rsllvslls. ky ytsapk Csls sif is fsrss sylh. Ne. e wiiss and bsek. ngscH week .. Leave xelsrille every "Wednesday A 0 ia. Sifist at kAs4s n AsBs AAs M q nm
 I...sass KeIoih ssssy kioadss Il ( <. zsisys ' s seasile hsxt deY 7 6Rm
 NOTES. EseA 7scpoesl sAuala he aecamunsssa q kv . kaaf. aslses Ngmst hg qts hr mets tts ssts ro5Ssiss sn tae seiletsihg 6lnnsteT Vis s& efOe endetsigNea -A-@-----..A- -. rasskafe AS ---------s II his hiss tor essrgiag ks asli sln1l = -------- ta ------~----~. be accepted hv the Pessnsaster General shsl entes iss as. ahi.9nssnn prior "a the ias dsy ef Seplasakek nexf wlfk n,ua s.a ssle'rnt sesnf.tes b PeVieEh ts service ps This should be aeeempahset by. slss sssssie.s. sf postmaster ~ 0hsr e4ais alesl eesisssnr. and she gnaFaaiofs are gsea of property. anA nAss tn make good their guaranty
 The pFgfosai shaaid to sshi is he nennrs.urwi seaaed, endorsed Proposals fes Ranta Aa. .---a. v v 75-T ---s and addressed te the 6sa Assiss.nf Postmaster G%setai sr - For the prohibition nf bids FesaltlnR kae eus.sh2 nations and the terms and saesstfssS n & kfkk 1kw sontfaet is to be msdes see ths tast Snasl a.lsss
 6. JofiSsoN. ,s .ss ..se ,a es Rnsfmaster fsnnesaf Post paise Depsimens. Apsig 1l, Sasl. x s
 May to lawtissJay nose aF8 .asssapi9sss
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EY@A ESCAPED frcm my stable about W AyN the 1tth inst4. a BaS Hoess, i've cs kM& six yean cld. about isf hgsds .AxA, NJ ylz with Maze n his face. beaievka ssto s<&n - have one or two white feet, left in issss order, may have sosas marks of carriage Harness, quise spirited, and ten in play A reasonable Ie. ward will be given fA his ssfsrn. .s
 Liess Rock, May sG. isas ss-aw
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In the kennebec Journal, conducted by the whig member of Congress, Mr. Severance, there lately appeared the following
 sGLoRious VIgToRigs.--W We caaEof sdy uat re feel either pride, or dispositionio reioice ia rieiories gaiaed orsr the .Hericaas. They are fighting ia defence of then country Whs, are we ta gaia by victories, if we win the'n' He must he . very thopghilesss or very heanless msh who deligh,s to hear li,at our troops hase killed tifee or four thousand Mexiesns, al whatever Ioss to ihem- selves On the contrary. we should look upon fl with sorrosr and sAame, feeling much as we would to hear that tasoriie son had succeeded in, msydsriag fraselsr oa fAs highray, and stripping him of his ssoicA aud psrss. The morality of the two acts are ahoat on par"
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General Stage Office;

from which diyerge ali the roy,es to every inpoY- tani point n the State. its advantageous location cannot fail e be appsrcat at first sight to every ose aud renders unnecessary uaore particular euamet- alton o the claim., which establishment at such point must have, on the a,teatioh of any petsons who may be seeking an opportunity Of making an investment Of their capital in this fine of business Tbe tioEse is now in full operation: and the high reputation which it has always sustained as first. rate establis.aent. ~AI give the purchaser adsan. tases. which aie yeiJ rarely 10 be obtained.
 Immediate possession of the premises wilt be giy- en to the purchaser, at tbe close of the bargaia
 Communications by letter on this subject must be aadIessed 10
 jUHN BTynwN,
 P.epfieior ef iae .AaiA5ay Hosse.
 . Lille Rock. ssrks
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Notice.

A u. persons to whom am indebted. will con. : N ter f&sas easme hy presenting thsif bills m uedistey tor paymeat, aud all persons whe npay be in my debt. wii obiige mo by closing tssir se- counts soon convenient &fat 70
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9F Napoleon described his mother as a woman above losses. psisauoas, iasignes- as enduring all, beasing all-she head of . man placed on the body afs wousan a
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LEASE AND FURNITURE Or THE x. ANTHONY HOUSE AND STAGE OFFICE AT LxTrLnRocE, ARxANsAs,
 FOR SGLN.

THE subscriber. the present pFopfietof os The ek tensiye and ceHaodious Hotel in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, known as the
 A1.f:AsG NG GsG SIp offers for sale. at harAa tor cssA, inc firHt..se aa1 fixtures oF the cstabishrent, With tl,e rrruai ing term of lslease. sch expires ots fhe first ef April, iSt9, with prIxiese on ihe paEt of tiIe putchaser, 10 ektehd il uista the Ist Apsii iS5gs
 The arrangements of the House Or the accom- modaten of pcrinanent boarders. cf the travelling public, are not lo be surpassed bJ any establish Ineat in the south-west. ygs s1 IS
 On the premises is a spacious BfLttARp Roow, with two superior tables, with their spparienaaees complete. M s a sEs.e sf <.
 Situated as this Hote. is in tho capital ofihe new and rapidly increasing State of ArkARsas--ah the great Inland thoroaghfare to Texas. and beiRg the
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GROCERIES,

O0BAGS pri.=e Hsvana coiise: ~N' 10 a Bsown sugar
 lt Kegs Dapou,s powder. s*s
 10 half kegs, do do
 , Barrels Iaoasses ;sa sasg
 baskeis Chssupaer.e slns f ,. Boxes eiaset dor .r3 bIaek pepper; geldea syfaps esaslse,l s..sasy ,,aaslo aud wsnai caisap, pirkiss. Iesaea ssss,,A Nssesea Pef .dfkaasas No. b.n asa fzr sxee ks ee .SsS ls, isi7. ..
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The Norwich Aurora says: ''Sone silly Mexican Whig was enueasoting to coniound an active democrat tbe other day, about the war. and wanted to know why, if he was so strongly in favor of fighting the Mexicans, he did not shoulder his muskel and join the army. Said the democrat:
 s.lf you will go and join soar side, rlt go and join mine d--d quick .''
 Whggery sloped.--Loa Dem.
 The incorrigible "Dow, IT," of the N. Y. Sunday .MereGry, in his 33Slh, .'Sermon," says: -t .. t..-, G ,-, .o
 My dear friends, am bound 10 the con clusion that nothing upon God'sgreen-cush- toned foo,stool was ever intended to mourn, II the world were intended for a house of mourning, ever flower woHld be painted black--every bird would bea crow or black birl-eyery body would be born a negro ihe ocean would he a vast inkpot--a black veil be drawn over the face of heayen-anti an everlasting string of crape hung around the borders of creation. But l do assert, from the neither extremity of my heart, tha. man was no more made to go piowiing and mourning through the world, than canary bird was created to sing at Methodist meet ing
 SIXTY PERSONS PoIsoxEn.-A gentleman jus, from Shelby county, Texas, informs us that wedding party near Shelbyviiie, about sixty persons, who had assembled to witness the ceremony, were Poiscaed--she bride groom and bride were the only persons who escaped. Six of the number died almost i'm mediateIy, and i. was feared il would prove fatal to many more. The poison, ii was sup posed, was used by misiake in preparing ! sosAe edibles for the table H'ashsagtoa (.9rk.A T.i., :lh
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Ekacon ansl Hasa.

EsacOn and A.aseR. 4 770n FobSDs ha..sass. sl.i-. ssd .i....,...+ isl.,. w 10 Kegs Lard Received nss .. - s"Asas Afak. ffom Cincinnati. asdi fs,r ssfr ky
 lt 4RR w I'll s5&4s as.s4 Say @, fsa7 s
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MiiIet Seed.

Miilef seed. 0sAcKs Miliet Seed. Received and fs, s.ss s.. - VIM, B. WAIT ~s ''' 'sH. H.
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Leave SeArcy every Monday af s a m. arsiye ai Helena aest "Wednesday 6y s,pm
 Leatsl Heiena exery TksnHdsy si ( . n. affise at Sesscy next Saturday by pm
 59g3 From Ssnithyiale. by Fhosras Ests-s to Fils Ehs. 5e miles sad back. once wseE
 Eense snsths7ife efssf Ffidxy at | D su. afrsye st Pilot HUI nexi day by epm
 Leave Pilos fiili every 'rklfsiay si C xsu sfyiSs al SmithyiIle eext day bf f2 m
 S99l Fron Snithvilis. by Thompsoas MiAs. Monnt vista ss4 aevisweii's Ferry ct, White riyer, to Rich Woods. sS aniIss ssd baas. e,hce veet
 Leave smithvps every rFidsy sf B. sssive ss Rich Weeds ned day a5y ab m gfssxs htcn wceds every "Wednesday st 6 am. as rive st Snitsyilte next day hy Apm ~ s ! c99S Ffcza ysn Baren, by James Gins, William. Hewasds. HathAuay's Store. and Eses Ifauiss, 60 miles sad back. nsse wssk
 Leave yxs yRHsea ryery TAnxsasy st 6 . m, sf. rive st iayssxilie h<x day by pm 4sSs ~ l Lesvs fsyetsltte eseny Thesdsy af S n, sfsigs l ss FsR kastp asxt day by4pm
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Wanted t4y Hfr<e.

i, 4 likely servant girl to wait ia smaIt fas.itv si'l, aeast lt yearsala. siiIbe pssiefTea.
 Appiy at this office. 1sss2.f
 Littfe R0ek, May F. ls4y ~ s-zss
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CALL AT JEFFRfES.

- kaaawha, by
 Aptii7 essotf wm, S. wavrs
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Seminary Land for Sale.

rEsiff ve qs eco sft , sFs sx, sS seses. n JeE ' fesscn county, iof sale. Price ;sse g>ss erse. Apply sc GEO. C. WATKINS.
 LittIs Rock.
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A LIZ.

SD0 Bkl.S eineiaaaii Ale. Received psx a.W ~ ~Asksnsss Mad. !" and fos aaia ky ss sss
 AfsreA ss. TIT #
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June 2. noss 2m