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The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21
Little Rock and Memphis Packet
 The .. B. Arkansas Mail,

0Npps @s pR1TG1N9Da 6Ses- A Will run, as regular packet. be- s&yxENS4 tween Little Rock and Memphis, nEf zzziurng the season. All orders intrusted to the Capt. or Clerk, will be promptly attended to. Agents at Little Rock,
 I'D. MERRICK X co. Littie Rock, Dee. 8. lsi6. l3-E
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
 EAsTEES-r,a Roolyos io Napoleon. Due, Sunday, Wednesday x Friday, by 7p. III. Leave, Tuesday. Thursday. & Saturday a. m.
 wEsTERx--fo scofia, Tan 6ursa, SC. Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p. m. Leave. Tuesday, and Friday, 2 a. tn.
 NoRTHERN--fo Bafesriile. ( Dne, Monday, and Friday, p. nj Leave, Sunday and Wednesday, sa. m.
 ScUTHERa-to WaskiagfoH. Due, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday. 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, k Saturday, m.
 To Pine BiaF and. .Colambta. Due, Sunday, and Thursday, D. h. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, a. m.
 T1 Hot Springs. Due, every Wednesday. 6p.m. Leave every Monday, a. m. T. PerrysiHe, Daarilis, and 76mliasonusHe. Due, every other Thursday, 7p.m. Leave, every other Monday, Ia. m. Letters and packets to te sent by either of the above mails must be deposited tn the Post office, by o'clock of the-eyenings proceeding their depart nre. L.. REA2D0N, r. M. LITTLE Rocg PosT- OFFICE,
 Dec Sih, 1916.
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Cincinnati Bacon, Sc.

IOUU lbs Sides, 500 lbs Shoulders, 500 lbs Hams, 500 lbs extra sugar cured Hams, barrels Lard,
 barrels mess Pork. 20 boxes Star Candles,
 bxs mould Candles,
 s bxs 10 by l2 Glass,
 ? bxs l by l5 Glass, % barrels reetihed Whiskey, l0 halfbbls do do POO bbls American Steel I700 5-s round and flat bar Iron, Received per "Arkansas Maii'' and for sale by ..- VIM. B. WAIT. March F nl7--u
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S69S From Whitisngton. by Mount Ida pnd Cad do Cove to Dalias. T5 miles and back, once week Leave Whiitington exery Wednesday at a m, arrive al Dallas next day by 8 m
 Leave Dallas every Monday al 6 m, arrive a' Whittfngion next day by pm
 5ssz From feliyille, by Joseph CokeTs te For syth, Mo., co miles and back, once week Leave Melville every Wednesday at s En, arrive al FoFsyth next day by epm :. Leave fossyih every Monday at n, arrive al fetlsille next day by pm
 NOTES.
 Each proposal should be accompanied hy guar antee, signed by one or more responsible persons, m the following manner. viz
 The undersigned ------------g guaranty thai ----------, fl bis bid lor carrying the mall iFo'n ----------- to ------------ be accepted by inc Postmaster General. shall enter ipio obligation prior to the Ist day of September next, with good and sufficient securities to perform the service pro mised.''
 his should be accompanied hy the certificate of postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, and the guarantoTs are men of property, and able 10 make good their guaranty.
 The proposal should be sent 10 the Department sealed, endorsed '.Proposas for Route No -, in --." and addiessed to the first Assistant Postmaster General.
 For the prohibition of bids resulting from combi- nations, and the terIss and conditions which the contract s ia be made, see the last aannai adver- tisement.
 C. JOHNSON
 Postmaster General Post olIice Department. April q. isl7.
 May 10 lawtlstJuly no36
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TOR THE SALE OF LANDS, THE rSyMENr OF
 TAXES, REDEMPTION or LASps, Sc. So.
 Established in IsIG.
 TVNHE undersigned tenders his services to all per N sons owning Lands in the States of Mississip- pi and and Arkansas, .9geat 10 seR Lands, 10 pag Tares, Redeem Lands sold for Tdxes, Record Deeds procure nformatioa relation 70 the gttalii ralse and Iocai ai5astagss of Lends any parf of the Gforesaid Saies; Gay oaer business connected trih
 GENER.fL LAND AGENCY.
 From more than twenty years of extensive Mer- cantie operations ia the town of Petersburg, Yir. ginia, and from the practical experience he has had in Land matteTs-having been 2 large owner Of Lands in both of the States before named for up- wards of ten years past-has afforded him an abun- dant opportunity in attending to hts onR interests in Land matters, to acquire thorough knowledge oi all that is necessary to be known in order 10 attend faithfully to te interests of all those who may fde their business to his msnagement and he there fore flalters himself that he will be able to give tire satisfaction 10 all such is 1t is his intention to make TO adraaceS of meHey, under any circnm- stances, if wifb expected that allwhe commit their business to his care. will accompany their orders with a sufficient amount of eash 10 meet all disbursements that may be required. RenlttaHces may be made (4t fhe risk of he sFlsrs) in notes o certificates of deposit in, any solvent Banks in the United States .fi communications fpost ps.dJ addressed to Bowers X Co.,. at Memphis, Tennessee, or 10 Wm. II. Bowers Ltitle Rock, .irkansas, will meet with prompt attention, if accompanied with sufficient sum to cover the expenses of investigation.
 WM. II. BOWERS. .7aguSt 1914 lSl6. 49--lm:tf.
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The above Periodicals are reprinted in New York immediately on their arrival by the British steamers, in beautiful clear type, on fine white paper, and are faithful copies of the originals BLAckwoop's MAGAZINE bein an exact fac sisaite al the Edinburgh edition
 The prices of the REPRINTS are less than one third o those of the foreign copies and while they equally well got up, they afford all that advan- tage to the .3meTieaa over the English reader.
 TERMS.
 PAYMENT TO MADE IN ADVANCE. For any one of the four Reviews S5UG per ann For any two. do. 500 For any three, do. 700 For all four of the Reviews, - $40 For Blackwood's Magazine, 800 For BIackwuod and the Reviews, l0,10 eJ- Remittaaees and communications must be made in all cases without expense to the publish ers,-The former may always be done through Postmaster by handing him the amount to be remit ted taking his receipt andforwardng the receipt by mail, Postpaid; or the money may be enclosed in a letter, Post .paid, direct to the publishers.
 '.'All communications should be addressed (post paid) to
 LEONARD SCOTT X CO, Publishers,
 l12 Fulton St, New-York
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Each proposal should be accompanied hy guar lntee, signed by one or more responsible persons, n the following manner, viz
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Lands for Sale,

LN .iRK.4.NS.4S AND .HISSiSSfPPE TTyHE subscriber offers for sale f9,090 acres of Il Land. in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas Say Hempstead Serisr, Clark, Daiias, LG- fyetts tnsoa Sc, in quantities to suit purchasers Also, in the cotton growing Fegioa of Mtss,ssippi Say, the counties of Des0to, MaYsAaH. Tsaica Pa- noIs. Taitabasha, CioctaE. 1aiiaAafehie, H5tmes, Kinds, Washington, Carroll. aad faroo. Town ship maps of portion of these lands have been pro- cured, taken from the original surveys. showing all the waier-eoasses, &c. and the undersigned has been at the expense of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections, and furnish field notes of each quarter, being mi mute description, with diagram Of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, five payments, oRe-iilh cash in hand, and residue one, two, three and four years equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale
 N B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighboThood of these ians.s. can be called upon. who will show them to those desirous of pufehas- ing Further information can be had by addressing (Posi paid.) J Bowers k Co., Memphis, Tennessee, or Wm. II. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas
 VIM H BOWERS.
 .fagsst 1914. 1916. 45-tm-u
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PROPOSALS For carrying the Mails of the United States

TIyROM the Ist of September, ls47. io the 20th Q
 E June. ISSe, ;a the-Stafe of Arkansas, will D. received at the contract office of the Post 0sae' Dspartmeat. in the city of Washington, until a n of the 18th Jaiy lsfz. (to be decided by the let August on the routes and in the manoer and tim. herein specified, vix
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-16

Brothers Of The Notre Dame Ju Lac Seminar
at South Bend, we understand, will move the
principal branch Of said Institution this city.
Already has brother Josepa, deput=d for that pur
pose, made arrangements for purchasing one
Of the most eligible sites in this vicinity be-
ing inst on the outskirts of the city, on high
aud commanding ground and embracing TWEEN
ty-seven acres Of ground, with very consid-
cradle improvements, such buildings, fif
teen acres cleared, with orchards, &c. This
location is Of the very best, IN our opinion.
in the country. Near enough 10 town to enable
the Brothers TO attend their various schools in it,
such as We understand they intend to establish
It - yet far enough for the necessary accommo-
datIon Of the students, IN quiet AM respectable
nelgiborhooI, healthy situation, and retired for
study and contemplation; while the extent ana
beauty Of the grounds give ample scope for
musclnent, recreation, industry, and the sublime
study of nature itself 1t is understood shat APP
propriate bull Iings will be put under
tract > the necessary arrangements
be made
We learn, that if suitable encouragement is
is given day schoo! for children V III be shortly
established, due notice of which Will be gwen
AiS0 4 NcIIOJl lOF ADULTS, dcSIrouS OF learning or
pcfecting themselves III the German ana rcnch
languages. &c.
These improvements made ami 10 be made, to-
get!cr with others which circumstances compel
US 10 pass by just now, and tie contemplated
completion Of the railroad, which are assured
viii be ma IL in the coming summer, viii give
our city an impetus which it ought 10 have had
long since. and which already begins to
manifest itself By influx Of strangers, increase
Of value OF property, and greater Foreign in
curry Is 10 our resources for business generally.
ituili, il 1,lst cosle.--TIs. S'qte Sentinel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-16

Man is the proud and lofty pine,
That frowns on mary L waye-heat shore,
Woman the young anI tender vine.
Whose curling tca1rils round ittwine,
And deck its rough bark s..eetly Ger.
Man IS the rock whose towering crest,
Mods DER the tnoautaln's barren Sic;
Woman, the soft and messy vest,
That loves 10 clasp its s,e: lie breast,
And wfeathe lis brow with ycrL4nt pride
Man Is the cloud IF coming storm,
Dark as the ravens Inurky plume.
Save where the unbcam, light and warm,
OF woman's soul, Of wonans form,
Cleans brightly tLro' the gathering gloom.
Yes, lis 10 10y ely woman given,
To sootl our griefs. woes allay-
To heal the heart b. misery riyen-
Change into embryo heaven
And drive lfe's fsrccst cares away.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-16
Lmproyeme in indianapolis.

Since former notice Of improvements in our
city, We have others then not remarked upon,
and occurring since.
Among the first of those now called TO mind,
We would name the fact that the Catholic Bishop
lacw resident Of Nincenncs) has purchased
valuable property to considerable extent; aud we
understand that ii is iii contemplation 10 proceed
immediately 10 erect splendid Cathedral, such
Swlll be all honor 10 cur State and lis capital
We suppose that this will then necessarily be
ne location Of the Bishop and head Of the do
esse. In con>e quence, other property must be
hao' and ether Improvements made.
IN addition to this, the President and HOLY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-16
r "a ERE lily Gree les,

ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
County Produce preparatory to purchasing d
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in part, OF Imperial, Gun
Powder. Dung Tyson and Pouchong Teas ;
Rio and st. Domingo Coffee !; \. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation Nolasscs Nos. |, , and Mack
crci. in BblS half bbls and Kits Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Salcra-
tus arch, Zante currauts, RaislnS, Fresh ground
spices OF al! kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tallow candles, Soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, Copperas, &c. Sc.
a l. S GA general assortment of Queens
ware. Glassware. Stoneware, Wooden-wa
" lndow Glass. Nails. Gram Scoops, Shvvels,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets. Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms,
and 100: diiie rent articles, which shall take
pleasure in showing to any who may favor us
with call
lIPlease call and examine stock. it
costs nothing for looking.
Wv. LYNDE & co.
Richmond, September eth SIC. 81 If.
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thankful. fer the patroua-s already ex-
tended towarI him, soHcitS a continuance,
O: ;le same having served apprc nt:cesi,iI,
OF seven years with the frs, Carriage Makcr in
rh!aGe phia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums ON every occasion that they have been
exhibited. the ,litereE! Institutes; h hopes 10
be able 10 get up an article At least equal 10 amy
now manufactured in the Western coIintrv
4AI.SO-for sale, superior article OF BODY
A y - II made by the oldest Narnish-
Maker III FhiiaGei ha-- lee F.aated 10! 10 crack.
AIso-Carrare Trimmings OF every des.rip-
ion, such Us IaceS, Cloth, silver Hub Bands.
Door Handles. Lamps. Lock and Hinges, Rugs.
Nc. all Of which viii br furnished al the lowe st
C,<h price. Persons II distance De accom-
Inodated by dropping liIe the subscriber,
Main street, opposite Mr.. Gilacrt's Hotel
Richmond, Ia, Feb. ., 1917. Yin II.
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Mansion House, RicHMoHD, Il

= Mis- House formerly known a the ITEM
pcrance Hail. and recently occupied by
W lillian Nixon, has lately been reftted up in a
superior style, with the design of making il one
OF the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure in
informing his old friends. and the travelling COM
nauntv generally. that his TABLE shall be, rs
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and is
attended by the very best of Ostlers, and supph-
ed with the best OF Provender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken 10 make those who may o;ourn with him.
comfortable. and sat Home viii warrant him
IN asking share of public patronage BOARD
Frs taken by the day or week the most ia
yorable terms X. BROOkINS.
Richmond. Feb. g ls4.. 52-'i5. #.
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READ AND JUDGE.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

1--WE, the undersigned, wholesale druggists
in Louisville, Ky, satisfied from all the nfor
nation We can obtain, that DR.. c.. BENJAMIN
SMITH is the ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF
THE SUGAR COATED PILLS
fE.rWe are prepared to supply dealers at the
NEW YORK PRICE.
ROBINSON, PETER & CAREY. 1872 Min st
]. :. MORRIS * Co, 46l Main
& IINDENBERGER, 5ll Main St
GEO. Tapping; & Co, 70 Fourth st.
BU IL. < ALDEN, 81 Fourth st.
(e.TAnd sold throughout the United States and
Canada.
Beware Of all frauds and examine the box.
Office l19 Greenwich St, Large Brick Blocks
a. Always ask for the Improved Indian We
gctable Pills
l5~And see that G. Benz. Smith is ,rriHcn with
a pen the bottom Of the box.
AGENTS.
Brownsville. Henry Rider;
Philomath, John Wood, and VIM. Amphict;
Abingdon, 10. Middiekautt;
Richmond, Joseph liowelis and Irwin Reed;
Centreviile, Jason Ham x Co, and J. Stevens;
fredericksburg, Henry Gottse.
Feb. lG 1917. saw
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ILr.tB Bile PERTl- 1.
A i G. T [ q \,

y y RI SGOFs'" SALE os' real -
i T-tTE:.--1 The Undersigned, Executor Of
the estate OF Jacob SINKS. late o " ayne coun-
~, Ia, deceased, will IN pursuance OF the last
VIII ANA Testament OF SAID deceased, and sub
stqucntlq OF Deed Of Trust. from the ADULT
heirs, ana an Act of the legislature, approved
January %. I'll, offer at public auction on the
premises in the town of Milton and contiguous,
on fourth day "Wednesday the 10th day of
March next, number Of beautiful Lots, situa-
ted in the old part, and Sinks late addition to
said town, suitable for the different purposes Of
the merchant, mechanic. or private citizen Al
So a number of Out-Lots or Divisions of the
tract between the Canal and Road, north OF and
adjoining Sinks addition of most beautiful cast
for private residences, ranging III size from about
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Diseases 81 Ire lungs CDed byHe TiRle!y Use
UE. UaAcaM.s Eln.cl1LuAt.


DR.. Uaac3a's EJpecf0rdm.
18th, undersigned certified to those afflicted
with diseases OF the Lungs that he has been ST
ficted with the prcmontory symptoms OF com
Iption for the last three years which at length
began to assume dangerous character; cough IN
creasing with great exhaustion, loss Of strength;
severe pain in my throat with swelling; pain in
the breast and side; night swoats; ana all the
symptoms Of ii speedy termination of life. Being
IN the treatment Of physician for some tune,
ana finding no relief from his treatment AMI
medicine. my father was determined to try the
virtues Of Or. Duncan's Expcctorant Remedy,
having heard SO much said OF It's good qualities.
II, obtained it st the Office, No. 80 Sycamore st.
commenced taking the medicine without any
hope Of recovery. but TO my surprise soon began
to gam strength; my cough was easier, ana eA-
pectoratiuu Of securctcd matter took place. l
continued using the medicine until ha1 taken
five bottles. this day called personally at your
office, Offering thanks and gratitude to you as a
public banciactor for compounding such vaua-
bic medicine, as the eypectoraat has proved to be
in my case | now feel entirely well, and trust
that all who read this, and who have affection
Of the Lungs, will make of this valuable med
iciue before it is too late. | believe DR.. Duncans
ENpectorant Remedy to be certain preventive
and cure of that fatal disease consumption.
FREDERICK AUTENIEIMER, Third St,
between Pike and Butler, Gin.
ANY person wishing any fure knowledge Of
the above and cure, is requested TO call upon
the father Of the gentleman or at his own resi-
dcnce.
Tie above valuable medicine IS for sale at the
Richmond Book Store.
FEB. 18th, l-lI. tf
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TEE. Alto Al.

lhat ha has put the House, as well as the whole
establishment, in first rate order for the
notation of the travelling public, with the deter
lnination that he vii! not be ouidone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with cali No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his
gIests.-In short, he Is determined to keep ii
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be low any house OF the Kind III the west
no man shall 90 away dissatisfied If in his pow
or to prevent Feeling thankful for past favors,
lie hopes to be Sustained by his Old friends and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re
ceiycd, and. in his humble way, shall be returned.
\. b. Good sheds for carrlages--good yard for
wagoners, ana every attention to them. A few
good horses and carriages, that any person wish
ing a conveyance to any adjoining town shall
be accommodated without delay.
DANIEL. ID. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb Q, 1871 i3-'I5tf
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TILT R-lDGE,

ia voung mar, not loo miles from this CITY.
sent a Franklin Institute badge IL j Young ladv
informing her that # aiire he would call and get
IN two weeks The badge is still in her posses
sion ana she thinks he's dead! THAT'S ALL.
Richmond. Feb, 10th. IS47. 1t
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The Great Cure for Consumption,

DR. DUNCAN'S ENPECTORaNT REMEDy.-Afiict-
ed reader DO suffer this disease to knit its ia
tai threads III your system; they certain to
hurry you TO an untmely grave. Has not expe-
renee taught you-have not peculiar proofs con-
WINGED YOU, that Consumption is certain death to
all whom Il may encounter, when left till late
period Thea 'r5y xiii goa deluy procuring
remedy N due season 10 arrest the progress of
that fell destroyer \ Cold. which soon termi-
mates IN coughing. by which soreness OF throat
and inflammation of the mucous membrane Of
the bronch IS produced, and the Lungs rendered
open to disease Thus persons suffer themselves
TO procrasinate until eath looks in a their door.
when they viii begin to be concerned about
their health, when in all probability it will be too
late May all who have u cola take timely war
ming. and get rid Of II as possible.
Or. pancan'S Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested by thousands, and daily
used in almost every family throughout the du-
terent States for diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
he vast amount sold in this city, and that TO 50
many persons who come back and obtain it by
the haii dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence OF
lis wonderful efficacy
ia fresh supply OF this excellent Remedy
Just received and for sale AT the Book Store
Richmond. Feb. 10th. 1871. SIT
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rccEfPTS AND EXPENDITURES of
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.

i. Manor and Common Council Of the City Of
Observation-Disclosures in compliance "l'h 'is
80 assigned me of condensing the report for
WI ,,:,,,;on of the late { Committee Of Ways aud
-. vou will find below compendious state
-. AZ the financial condition Of the city for
y.S is46 RECEIPTS.
Lin Treas. at close Of the yr. 1915. Sis, 60t
. ,.c,d. from Trust. pub buildings
i 1876, 1874
rec'd from Mayor for fines Ii o
eeuse, &c. 1916, $500
is43 and 1916. I5lI.57