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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-13

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p wv "" duls, % William
Ia sharp, Executors clS
af'l Re d, for SlS26In
/ Hn9 9.s1isd BY David {.
|aog iTsreIl and Gideon
|'hlIl, I'd By said Francis
nv All pers rs interest lt
"a lhois atend' if they
4 rIsMITH, Admir-,
@F. Tydw u, Decd
n 1884, ~
n extracts from letters
EIs..,Bs Jayns's Medicine
seemed ..,,.
N, / Co., Middleto%n,
Tou b aSe 70 send Us
=" o,i sanative Pills as we
~ send them as soon ones oS
N, NJ ID great demand
VVi,t, Elyria, Ohio, says
/ ., %s' sands high in the
Ps' VI Mo have used it,
Y !" nay b said ofall your
y. ! ,iIA ne SO far as they
ito notice, 49,,
M |. ! physician Of high
brsin Co. ~.
Price, Morristown' 0nlo.
] tdicinps sell we'll and are
.,e here. The Sana'lVt
!, biqhIy esteemed,
1alsn, Ashland, Ohio says
Sls-Tbe Expectorant ant
H !, now selling very fast
M principally sold, wan
IN Il al your articles,
IIotosb, Beverly ohio, March
Your Medicines SO far hay
alIent remedies for the dis
N recommended tor. Tn
h and Vsrmifuge in Particr
sh,Il, Eaton, Ohio, Dec. q
-Your Sanative Pills are a
sniy Medicine. Tue Ca.
Bslam sells we'll. The Agu
Il GOOD article.
Graham, Mercer, Pa, say
ariaes are highly value
vho have used them.
81 {. Schmidt, Woodstock, Vi
VII please send me son
ar Expectorant. Your va
s. icinss are selling we'll, pa
8 ESpsctorant and SanatlV
i Wick, Wayne, Ohio, says.
s. b Vsrmifuge are giving go'
and are doing wonders hel
only BY Dr., D. Jayne Phil
agency BY
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
80 i847. Z
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CO.PARTNERsHIP.

THE undersigned have this day as.
n socIated themselves under the firm
of Pinckard T. Hende' son, TO conduct a
General Commission Business, and So
llcit from the friends Of the late con
Germs Of Gilmore u Henderson and
George NJ. Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed on
them
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TnR sTATR on MIssIssIPPl,

THE STATE OF M"ASSASSLPFAS
Madison County.
BY the Probate Court Of said County.
To Sarah r. Hoy, Elizabeth A. M. Hoy,
Philip B. Hoy, Mary A. NJ. F. Hoy,
Aurora D. Hoy, VIM E. Hoy and
T. P. Hoy, children and heirs Of VIM.
Hoy, decd, and all other persons in
terested in the lands, tenements and
hereditaments Of VIM. Hoy, deceased,
Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded 10 ap.
n pear before the Prot ate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
to be holden at the Courthouse Of said
county, On the End. Monday IF November
neat, then and there to shew CAUSE ifany
you have, why said court should notthen
order and decree the lands;;7 tenements
and Entertainments Of said deceased to be
sold to pay the debts Of said decedent,
u wit:
The undivided one half Of the south
hllf Of east half OF southeast quarter,
north west quarter and west half OF
northeast quarter, section thirty'slxi
south half Of east half Of south east
quarter, section twenty six; west hal
Of southeast quarter and east half o
south.w ives quarter, section twenty-five
i, township eleven, range three, east; cas-
half Of south east quarter, section TWEEN
ty FIVE; epst half Of north east quarter
section thirty.six, township eleven, rang
J three, east; west half Of south-wes
. quarter, section thirty, ard west hal
northwest quarter, sect on thlrty'one
township eleven, range four east, cor
! tanning in the whole 800 acres.
WIt0eSs. the Hon. JOHN [
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FOR n INDIES.

very low price for cash; consisting in
partviz:
FOR THE LADIES.
Gordo Plaids, Gala do.
Victoria Plaids, Oregon do, all Silk do.
Silks-Black Gro de Rhein,
Stripe and Wat'd do. P. de Sole do.
French Ginghams, Satin Alpaca Meri-
nos,
w rought Caps, Splendid article,
Worked Collars, Under Hd'k'fs.
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black Silk Lace,
Check Muslin, Swiss and Iackonet do.
ShalIs-Terkeri, Maud Cashmere Net,
DC.
Fillet Wells, Worsted Mitts,t Gloves,
And many other things too numerous
to mention. Call and see,
DOMESTICS.
Negro Clothing Kerseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Ticking, Carpet Warp, &c,
very Cheap.
CLOTHING A Splendid Variety,
Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy Cashmere
do,
Fancy Cashmere Sacks, Black, do Boys
do.
Fine Black Dress Coats, Frock do, Fan.
cy Vests,
Cravats, Hosiery, Buck Gloves, F'ch do
Under Garments, Wool and Cotton do.
Blue, Black Paleloes, Felt and Tweed
d.,
Fancy, Tweed D'Qrseys, Black CIott
Cloaks,
Superior Shirts, fine do common do,
S~uspenders, Comforters, &c, &c,
Also, a large assortment of
SUPERIOR CARPETS,
; Extra Fine Carpets, All Wool Fill dc
English Druggets, Ingram do do, Tai
ten Rugs, Carpet Binding, &c &c.
!, Together with a large stock Of Hare
y ware, Cutlery, Crockery-ware, Glass
ware, Saddlery, Travelling Trunk
Hats and Caps ofall kinds, Writing p
per, and many other things not meqSoi
; ed.
: The system that | have adgP sed en-.
BILE me to offer advantages To- purchase
" such as have never beforQ5 Been preser
: ed in this counlry-and Which will sal
!. them at least 90 PED Eent. from cred
: prices.
g S. B. SHELDON
October 90, l847.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Mndi4on County.

Madison C0unty.
Nv the probate Court Of said County.
To Alonzo Collins and -- Collins
infant children and heirs Of Robert j.
Collins, deceased, and all other per-
SON interested in the lands, tene
ments and hereditaments Of Robert !
Collins, deceased Greeting:
UOU are hereby cited TO appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of said coun-
tv al a regular term thereofto be holden
~ he Cou tthouse OF said county, on the
Second Monday Of November next, then
and there to shew %causeif any you have.
wbv said court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements and
bereditaments Of said decd to be sold, tc
nav the debts Of said ~dccedent, to wit
A House and Lot in the town Of Sha'
ron, in said county.
Witness, the Hon, JOIN
B. HowcoTr. Judge Of Pro
bate Of said county, the Sc
#-# cond Nor day Of September
L. S. in the year Of our Lord, on'
#-# THOUSAND eight hundred ant
forty-seyen, and seal Of SAT-
court.
@TssuEp. the i6th day Of September, l841
j. T. CAMERON, CTR.
September Is, ls47. .sJa +
IN.
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Es L
IAEN0 OR PAIN
ENSTRUATIOM.

OAb L141V
IENSTRUATZOM.
Iqietor Of these Pills has, by
log research combined with
Ages Afforded by an extensive
|ifed practice al his nfrmary
ID making several highly i'm
scOVerIes 10 the treatment OF
'Ae womb Among the mum
pc Pills, which he fearIessly
NJ assertion that they are
D. surpassed b~t unequalled
curative powers aud efhca.
s'lOG pain Immediately in this
p'e'oNe disease. These Pills
" approved medicines
1as excellent qualities Of each
ll ! ! Whole 50 as to produce
sslclsal compound, which has
} known 70 fail in a single in
in0 y Immediate and perma-
\ 70 those who have been
~ suffer the agonies ofdoath
riiSd, will find them a never
.sly y bringing about regu.
N ueSlIny menstrual evacua
s'e Pills have been tried b,
Y most eminent physician,
" Alabama and this State
. not hesitate to pronouuc.
Fhor to any medicine the.
. !. ned and the only thing B.
Y nave ave been enabled 10 ares
dlilcult menstruation.
equation ! have acquired i
Of disease $3.50:
' NY .0ey posses all the powe
solloed 70 them in arresl;n
|aahlng The lady entirely com
Y I,u a,lr ne period. 1t is.not m
Ia,I pGu these Pills. | have to
|s a"a. q stake to attempt ,
' W The public a medIcin
!. sIeV general satisfaction
'nsm you will not be- di.
ssch box contains 20 pill
p = he Drug Store Of
y a'G.SILEY q MOSBY.
ls47. g.
, Y and for sale.
! Caads' sarsaparilla,
IN SaFpenter's q
i rGiedith 4 Co. Sarsaparil
4 SslPenter's Ex. Buchu,
Ex. Liverwort,
/ 0'ala's Panacea,
nbs, : ?. WARD & Co.
,.ss saIOw GLASS.
b ''Ss,V g and for sale,
By IL window glp
4 BY 10 o
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Il BY is II
70 BY "a g
|abs, !. { ;oL I; WARD & Co
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NEW CASH STARR.

UHE undersigned would respectfully
y invite the attention of the inhabit
antsof Madison { ounty and its vicinity
10 examine his extensive Fall and Win.
Ter Stock. comprising a great variety oil
the most Useful, NereSl and Fashions
bic Goods, all of which will be sold at q
very low price for cash; consisting in
part VIZ:
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WGtneSS, the loh JOHN ~
HowcorT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
-# Monday Of September, in the
L, S. year Of our Lord one ihou
s. sand eight hundred and for
ty seven, and seal Of sale
court.
Issued, the 18th day o
September, 1847.
j. T.. CAMERON, CFk.
September IS, 1847. 1t
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rHE sTATE or MISSISSIPPI,

September IS, 1847.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

September IS, ls47. q-d
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From the Washington Telegraph.
 DUE TO BRAVERY.

Although Col Tel. laid himself liable to |censGre by leaving his seat in Congress with |out resigniug, and his joining the army, was by some attributed to political ambition rath- |er than 10 patriotism, his subsequent course, |and finally his gallant death at the head of |his column. has changed this disposition to |ccnsure into regret and admiration As a politician. we were opposed to him, and we regarded him as all ultraisi in his political doctrines. but we had never heard his bra |very questioned. and we had no reason in believe that he would not distinguish him. |self ID battle, whenever an opportunity of
 fered. That opportunity has occurred, and |ihe barrier which has divided Us on many a political field, falls before the common claims |of patriotism and justice.
 Col. Yell was long a citizen Of this State, has been honored with most of the impor- |sani trusts within the gift of her people. and has been considered, until the late split iH |lhe democratic party, the most popular man |in 1t. Other powerful aspirants of the same party sprung into the arena-his prospects became darkened, and leaving them to tear |the political laurels from hts brows. he re- solved to seek fresh ones on the fields of Mexico.
 Those laurels he has gathered, but they must grow above his grave; and that they may be properly cherished, and held in con- |spicuous and vivid remembrance, we doubt not that measures will be taken by the State |to have his remains. together with those of the brave few who fell around him, convey led to Little Rock aad deposited in the yard |of the Capitol. Nor should this be all. We should like Ia see handsome monument erected over them al the public expense. in- |scribed to ssCol. \. Yell and the brave who Hell with him al Buena Yista''
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of the a3d. as we went eslk ao battle. he srns testing with his frieads about the eaminp cannon balls and bomb shells, and ir the heat of battle he was lively and eooi ss he was in bis mess in camp
 Il does me good 10 tell the world of many sof our Regiment who fought al Buena Visia There are Deshz. and the two Searcv's. brothers ol Capt Por1erss Company. who gstood snd fought in danger wherever if oF- fered. not only ia one attack or two. but as tong as the battle lasted they were ia the sheld. And must do justice to Col. Roane, whom ! hate as politician. as much a any one on earth. He was with us encouraging and managing our affairs with skIll that | thought he did not possess He shone upon this battle field in better light than ever saw him. He seemed b fight for glory. and combined ii with duty; he stood calm and cheeFed the men, when two rihemen werV shot down on either side of him. and when Ii came .o the charge at the ranch his sabre Dell about like streak of lightning on Inc Mexicans, and their blood Is upon ii now He led, and did nos choose saEety's side fol himself. andshere IS not oae oG us thai does not feel he hOnored our state by his gallant bearing al Buena Vista.
 N Dr. Rcane heard that Fnnk Ross. oul Sergeat Major. wss wounded, and he wesl out into the fight to see him; he was neal getiing his head shoot of by it Frank i, only slightly shot
 Doubtless you will hear from some oihei couespondent-so no more at present, bu renaain yours--tiii the next battle
 W. QUESENBURY.
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Asnold. slighay, J. Losslssn, sIixhtly.-- Sergeant J. D. Adams, slightly. Serreast
 Macr B. F. Ross Pfivsies ]. Iohnson, c h. SuIiiv1n. MisstsG--Privates L. Setsie. Jos. Green ls3en- Norwood, M. Porter. ". " s. BLISS, Assissnnt Adlusant General.
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Proclamation by the Governor

lyxTHEREAs it has been maie known to use. w thai on tke IHh inst, wshtoa sGa unrro- yoked murder committed is ,be county ct Per ry by John P. Hoayicss. and Levi C. Houston, ap- ] on the body Of Joseph Pierce; l Now, therefore, [. Thomas & Drew. GoFerpoT ot Ihe State of Arkaasas by virtae oi ibe authority ss
 me vested by the eonstisatan of sand State do here Iby offer ard oEtwo hai,ed dollars te any per <an or persons wbo may aPpreheBd the said joha lP Houston and Levi G neastoa, and deliver iAetn
 Ito the sheu of Perry coansy. ia otdsr that iassaee
 in this behalf may be had and executed. In testmony whereof, l haFe heFeaato sci sny ,, hand, and ezase tie seal ef sad State io A@0l affixed, at Little Rock. on the isih gf April, \, b, is47.
 THoS. s. DREW. By yhe Governor DAVID s. GkKKR, s.,'-e.' St<yrsars ef Sssse, '-'-.' DESCRIPTION. ..J ? Houston las dark hair heavy beard, dark |eyes-gsther spare or slender builds about 9 seags of age. about se feet CT Ia iHees high. and aeigAs Ia or I55 pounds 'f I Il G Houston h2s bark haiF. dark eyes, safloW eoaipla xion about ss years ei age weight ia gE ias paunaa, height about seet CT ie inebe -'' Aprii q ae39 2ss
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GeUNry 0F JACKSON.
 "a tkx Csress Cos of tssE eaAats sxeccsSias ckaa- cry i&risfsefsSm. ia nSeasas4 bsfss tAS ei<gk skeresf
 Jehn RShinsca and William
 Reaiason. eomPiAiaAsts. RafMs Stone, William Bysrs. ny,, ,..,- Sarah Gligses~. wlde~ of D''i N f''e' ''s''- ansi the arkn0wA hsirs of.
 Jvas.sas; tiisnare decRxs-
 ed, defendants.
 1DE IT remembered, that Oa this day cane ssis l D eceptainants. by Vim C. Bsvens, tbesr sdfsrt-
 fof and filed ttesr original biii of comi2iss. and
 exhibits. sgAinst sad defendants togstheF wSth
 affidavit of tae R0a-reztdeaee "a ss State of Sarah
 GilRaare. widow, aaa the sRkaown heirs ef Joaa- 3than Gil2cre, deceased. whose names ase unknown
 reeifng that being seized and possessed oF the ss
 of the SC 0s F. and he n, Of the ne of sec I1
 all in township n. borfh of raage west they sold
 sad lands on the 24tA July. ISse. to Kaf9s St0ne.
 and Jonathan Giirnore, and executed bond to teal &cosldI:ioned L. make title when certain purchase nopey therein mentioned, faiy paid, ShAt s1b- sseqaently they obtained judgment in the Ciseait Court ef the eoensy oS Lawrence. against Rsfss
 Stone, fer the balance sspaSA of ssiG purchase mo ; ney. That by virtue os an execution sue9 oas
 agAinst Rafas stone, in said judgment and donated
 ts he sherid of the esantY Of Jaeksoa said szEs4s
 rre t%vted upon and so8& the property of taafuz
 Stone, faE tke PaschAse money. aa4 thzi eomplan- ants became the purch2Sess- hal William byeFs claims title so sad isAds by purchase made at al
 narshsis sale. and praying ths; the defendants b<
 dlxesed of all sigt, title and interest tO said lands
 and that comrtaiashIs tue tfsFst0 he confirmed
 Ii is therefore, ordered. that the sad Sarah Gii
 more. and unknown heirs of j0Hathas GIisDoFe, de ceased. whose aanes nsxnown, noa-Fesidenis
 of this State, be notified of the peDdeney of thi- snit. by the publication of tisis eries ia the Ar kansas Banner. fer two weeks saceessively tiae
 las; insertion 10 be zt least foar weeks before the lnext ferm ef CiFeait Court, which wlli be be l
 gun and beid al the courthouse ln and foF sad couniy of Jackson, oa the thira MoIsI4y after the foarth Monday tn April next. A. b, ISS7 and that the sad defendants, Sarah Gilmore, aud unkno~ n keiTs Of J0haihsn Gaincre, deceased whose names are unknown. shall thea ard there appear, on the fzst day of sand tefE, and pead- answer dsmar to said compliments said bill of conpi1ns, or fhe same wlll be taken for confessed, sad decree en- steTed accordingly.
 Attest: ATRIDEs CROW, Clerk A tFse copy fren the record Attest ATR.pEs CHOW elk APssi Il sosi 2Ts tPnnters tee, SIS 2sl
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gNtrkp sTATEs uF AMEklc !.

UNITED STATES of AMERICA, 1 DssTHreT uF AnkAxsAs aA thp District Caura af tAe Uuted States Ger gh. tIoa of ascoaarmeG FesneA end Spmnish Ians claims April t1fh. ISs7 TT is ordered that court a6scarn snai sae uncoss \ Maa&as sf JasS aexi, ard tAas pEbsicalioa h. made in tise .7rkxs@ss Baaasy. sewspzprr ytiasss in tsse city of Lfsie Resk, hy st Aesrss tour sarc~s sise weekly insertions Pssvioas Q sad say. Atest- WM. FIELD. Clerk
 Bs All. Ra1HsREsRp, D. C April i4 Bo3I &ws.
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YOUNG LlDIEy' IlIDRNT.

A~AS~AN 8~D0A~S - PTsHE encpasagemenf thaf has hssa xssex @ szsH.; 1 II. N. cAaRaEE. by thr eI1ixza1 1sf izzlsw menks
 and vicinity, for which sss rstlrns sisces~ fAanz
 has sFiaeed her ts procure ths sesvieHs ef n xk. |eomptished lady frem ths e2st. ~ &a assasz1ASx |tsseh~r. whieh esahsss her te hnfd cd sesuNElx
 tnaaeemsnt b parrnfs and gasrsans. sp pases sqsT children Hader her charge fas fhens~xA EnxjislE |e1seafinu.
 The Freaea ,sagsags. and massss aud pssss. wSil be snusts H desi9sd = &s. Haslng reussa . large and enmiuFtnkle hezee. e
 very retired part ef the ety. sAs wiil W ne tm ,reeeave small namhef q yoang Iaaizss az eaaszfss Esr the aseouuaAzfiea ef fhsse hwinR af dzs1NnHe Great ease wsai hs taken n ths mgss2 amf pnEks hrhassosr sf tAoss placed aaass Der Ehssxes Sks Ne inserfesenes whatever will bs emn<1ised wi14 ess~ seisgsosss rrfaraFtss Eae paPs1s
 Th~Te wiH be 10 pahsie exaGninalisaxs ea1sz
 dssripilne and system of taaxhin9 wsif hR aAssys
 open to the taspecsloa of ssssa wke h1sa eh7&Assa |as tFse sEhoOf vae4tsoa wiil commence Ist Msadsy of q Aakm1R. zHd stRdSes resumed ist Monday of Sspte@A<f.
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Headquarters Army of Occupation.
 SaItilio. Feb. D. '47.

 Headquarters Army of Occupation, Saltilio, Feb. D. '47. SfR-l have respectfully to report that the |main Mexican force Is yet al Aaga Nuera.- Our troops hold the positions which tAey Ihave % well defended. and are prepared to receive the enemy. should he venture anoth- Ter attack.
 An arrangement has been made with Gen.
 Santa Anna for an exchange of prisoners by which we shall receive all, or nearly all. nj
 those captured from Us at different times be- |sides the few taken in the action of the 23d |Oar wounded, as we'll as those of the Mexi-
 Icans which have fallen into our hands, have
 been removed to this place, and are rendered
 |comfortable. Our loss in the recent sctioas. so far as as-
 |certained. amounts to a64 killed, 450 woun-
 |ded, and 26 missing. One company of the Kentucky Cavalry is not included in this
 abatement, irs casualties not being yet repor-
 |ted. respectfully enclose list of the com |missioned officers killed and wounded, em- |bracing many names of the highest merit. am, sir, very respectfully. your obedient servant, z. TAYLOR. Maj. Gen T. 5 A. com ding. The Adlatant General ot the Army, Wash
 |ington, D. C.
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FERNS
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

=vINHg subscribers have been usskiax. x4 fG1w 1 place. bss the eousns ssasss. ssrasty q, Sm-
 Pfosssra,s, bui parsssaIasay tg essiss spskas Ess fs aud thes< xho sisst fss feSgestsoa. ts ezfsfa
 se f,H ase sad Be.sefs cf she t-s ssa rzssv bsfA.
 ls Is aseta~ s say any thsBg te issslsds ia psnlss sf ibr sEtas sf tsss ~stefx. ker Rots 4e<isls ts
 cesss to hsaz, saaisi these serfata bal nnsA~tir zs iii cue as the Mexaea3 haze tojd sAftnf of iteis ssassu and psrwsasns neseas fEe@ ne4ss- ltsg and dszth. Hess .atsrs cahss frnua fcssanss frcsn. Her ehsAaAes af dasezse.-~- M aaz Ard bssls shea sssgw thei< crntFAez dewa. And go ~hersier fhsy piesss. She feels 80 paise, nor asks asapissnf, fe set tSe FrI1e e eGEt Bat. free te all. wEsheat sestrsizf She g.ses her gaiess paEe. sse gently sssshs tbs saasfsxss psias. Nor sses iaaes nor pill st.s needs as clerk ,e sosss tA4 gsAia.. No ovef-dtseE ksiN L~t those wAoss eIoaksd ssrsns a<fy khe posser aG fsss ass sasz Aa. exsfy Asy, msAA Aepn4 8 Do nsose fhsR deasA eain1xs--- whess~ eyss. taoagA dsaxx@d s~sfh upsan. 4fe closed not--aighf nnf nSah3 Beakh daiay asaeks, bet 2s1 nd eosse. Thoagh sit tss him thsy pssys Let sneh come hsse. aer Aess sisas. Exlsts tke power ts sase M Here sosasrsag sosns. bot skin ssa bnse. Are rescued iran sse Essse, Hot Springs. Feb a.. fsxT x1--ans
 Asd Ss Lsaas lmaeas sssk eaRg fhsss menlAA ~ seekiy fnses1leas, aud feF@ara nc<cansA ~ 4 q iasses ?. NJ, 0 HSs sPsihsr, ssr eatlAeiisa
 Csatem seed -
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Jefferson Lands for Sale.

FTsffE aBdivssed hsff nf sw q Hna " sre cf fse 1 1T sec ls. aad iot NoI ef n~ qF and V Sc hf . e qr aud V fire ef qs anA ist Ne 6 af ast ~ aa4 bot No of sw qr aDd isl No sf sw Q sse s4. ~ n t5 ST w. eoatainiag tagetAxs SSs D. loD aers@. sot sale Price @S %. Apply ss
 GEO C. WATKINS. Litzle ksek. Asirs. Aprsi T-4w-nosa
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|noa probably Ell shdst af 200 men. The
 slsxican l0as hds bean ishmeass. sIalI bake the earlssss opPor,nnssy of forwarding Ia correct list of the cHsnnities of the day. lam, sir. very respectfully, Your 0hedsent servant, TAYLOR, Maj. Gen. O. g <. eom'ding. The Adjutant General of the army, Washing
 ton D. C.
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DAVID A GkEEk.
 Aussa.N q slaaE


 nsDSnesss se the enastiensna of this ssNax so-wif ] That ssNe qaalifSed voters eaeh adttsaa eiscait n tAe state cf Asnnsas. sAaft siset sh&fr efreulk Jadge
 5 Thas sae ss.sisra sssszss q esek ass.essi ei;. esit shah es-et Asft PFoeeeassnx ArTn<y tSs ihs SsaSe
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