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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

COLLECTISG.-Mercha Mechanics, Lawyers %
NDoctors having city bills 10 collect may nno 70 Vel
advantage 10 ace them In tho hands Of the undrfsgDe9
who row devotes his entire atencon The eosctng 1us
ness References Huntington Ssya5e, zD S,s,o
Shepherd Morgan, q Fulion-st, j. ?. no1e'1' SAH"n
Hall and Thomas NcElrsfh, Tdbun. ONE 49,
ie1s imeod FP. Ripley. Tribune once, y. Z
NOR sALE-cOTTOS MACHISERYE dead SPIN
a. sling frames a sptndl-s each. new " looms per-
.,Is n. Tor either dngs sbeeungs, and OF ne most
nnrovsd CsbotyiIe patterns; cards, nearly new-on
reason sbl. terrns Apply al this once W lmeo1
TsOPARTNERSHIP-r urderdxned nss ms dsy
sditted his sons Jzsaes Brewster srd Henry Brew
- . ns-rnrs ir a. business which viii continued under
he 6rm OF JANIS BREWSTER SONS, q 80 brosa
Wsy. [myarI JAMES BRkWxAk
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~ The B9hm FIute.-A- o. BADGER. lsl p s'oc-
hss -ousfantly hand complete flent oi osEl
80, ~ - o usnulscr1re, aud particular pains VIII be
Esr with Fuies made order, and 10 al cases wsrfsned
- s.rsf.et.ou and IN addition can DC found fhlip
80. much ADMIRED mEsc for the flute, publi.ned 10 nun
$50 - D ssch and h;s Qasdes for FLUTE anc Guitar; also
books or Instruction By Clinton Nicholson and others Laoe
100 .,.,ds W e5n
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r. New.York Water-Cure establishment,
4. ID. Peir-On, MD. Proprietor-Ins ssssDl's'
menl 10 uptown In Of the most pees 90. aaa nesy
nss of tie city containing sixty rooms win several
private psrors good table for inyad', or Others wno
wish a good plain Diet. Also, fine arrangement of DALE
ng nj and u East near Union-squsre New
ns 10 s"~ - Se''' I've In
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ITALY.

The Peasiero Italiaao of Genoa, OF the ssh INST
states that the Piedmon,ese Ministry had given ID
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER PLOT IN PARIS
PLAN OF THE INSURGENTS
MEASURES OF THE GOVERNMENT
CANNON PLANTED IN THE STREETS OF PARIS
HIuORs AND ALARMS.
pROGRESS Of RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.
DEATH TO THE CARLIST CHIEFS.
spREAp OF THE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
RESIGNATION or THE PlEDMONTESt MINISTRY
REPUBLIC IN MoLDAvIA.
Germany Still Troubled
IRELAND on THE POINT OF INSTRUCTION
MEAGHtR ARRESTED AND IN JAIL
sloodless Collision between the Troops People
Beth Sides Aiming for the Strugele.
RRITIsW CHARTIsTs AIMING.
MONEY MARKET FIRM.
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1Ay,, CANCHALAGUA-1

(fAXtA >9""'',
Uuulque California Medical Psn AZ IL menn are oevy-
loped is rapidly snpersedng every medicine a. nsp.
n ~ ercltlng he action Of he stomach sno pre-.
serving IL tone In feyers pulmonary comp ANS slo ~
d,eases which may traced 10 constipation on e
10 General attention The proprietor, WIN VIC. 20 ~
ieef he sane 20 the greatest scrutiny Wiz 10 g'anon
1890 Enoyn 10 physicians and lnvslds who may -
n,en.@s g. rsil Al The Depot " BROADWAY some most
rensIkabe cures effected and In progress 10 his ely
f.,yTf .nH
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NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.

IIOsE FOR THE CROTOS WATER, for nie-enrne1
stes,nbou etc manufactured from tho best oax'tsnnoe
lesfb.r with wrought copper hvets always On hand ma
for sals Of the lowest prices BY : : 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ Water-Cure Establishment, Oyster Bay,
T. Z q niles from New-York.-JoGL Slew, MD author
n The Wster-Cure Manual Handbook Of Hydropsihy,
ke Editor Of the WslsrCure Journal. tho earliest
ericsn practitioner Of the mode, and Dr. p RooF,
xso : pupil OF Pressnitz, roceve patents above PaS
ssse week days per steamboat Cro.on 81 p n Fulton
Msrket - u
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~ Phrcn 70 gfsts and Publishers, FoyLEas
WELLS, Clintor Hal, Isl Essssu-G- n Y.
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pRrTrsu CHARTIsTs AIRING.

Both Sides Aiming for the Struggle.
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s.Odess Collision between the Troops People.
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MeACHtR ARRESTED AND IN JAIL
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PIArOFORTEs.-Perso about puf-
06EEx Chasing Pianos viii hnd Il to sheir sdvsn-
~X1tsge 20 call al T. Glenn Co.'S Manutscto-
III urye 1874 Fulton-st (west u Broadway
OF Mahog Rosewood Pianos con-
SANITY hand, which viii be sold low for cash App'o'"
paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
mvl7 X GLENN n co. 1874 ruiion-st
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IRELAND on THE POINT OF INSTRUCTION
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.xfnzurl PIANOFOHTH MANUFACTO'
s4-ZSTL3 RY, 1872 Fulton-si east side Broadway, An
YTNH Dentrely new article warranted @peT'y ,s. ~
sny now In USE made with peculiar harp frame, oDvisuns
die ob lection to metallic pedals Awusn guaranty WI oe
yep with each instrument and hen any doubt ss 10 tho
usv IA The payment may be withheld Until sacn
J,nh,,, are removed BENNETT d ROGERS,
al l5z FultOn-st sifT HrnrH~Hv
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~0YFRCrIONARY AND ICE CREAM sA'
l. loon with fixtures and lease for sas-reesen Tor ,s
,ns M health For particulars address W." soz ,."'
Poa ohee ~"
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run pKINTERs AND NEWSPAPER fus-
ILsHERs-Fos sse-Ai low Pncs. CO sse e,na.
-, 49, " onsp;sss order e. HOE co q and 81 oold-a
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BOARDING.

DRIyATH BO,RDiN,:-HOIsEIN LONDON.
L FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES -Nks @.
GROOCOCK - HaIlou Gsrden. IS doors from hoioosu.
Terms moderate
Having spent several days with Mrs lake pleasure 10
recommnding establishment such OF country uso
may desire good quiet and central home cunng .is'i
10 tins Metropolis Of Great Britain. WIN BALCd
London, June III, ~
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RESIGNATION OF THE plEDMONTtSt MINISTRY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
The ILLUMINATION

IL Will be seen THAI FRIDAY ,,
haep cbosa, . IL .; "'sS'- the l7lh inst has
~ I"ose" = me 'lne f0r the uminari ii honor Of
ne glorious mig victory. achieved in the election Of
lay lof ana llmore Short the notice !. NO I,t.
not Inc thing will be handsomely done The hclgn,s
on ne Amherst side selected the most suitable
places Tor the oonires. which will he Oh large
ne salute will also be fired from that side OF the river
As we have said, the occasion is one on which every
Wing may well afford to manifest his Joy. We have
gained great victory fraught with moenous results to
the country, and is fitting that we should rejoice
Therefore:
Let the kettle to the trumpet speak,
The trumpet TO the caunoneer without,
Abe cannans 10 the heavens, The heavens 10 he
earth -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

MS vote is the same with of Con. Taylor We be
eve the charge utterly unfounded and rjoce there
iore n the election Of Of the first order Of talent.
unquesoned integrity and purity Of character and genu-
Inc hg principles. We believe that no Northern man
could De more une1cePonable to the South We believe
mat n the hands Of 40 Northern man would III. honor
rights Of the South be safer
We have cause, therefore, to rejpce-and We do re-
oIce- We congratulate our Wing Brethren upon the
APPLIQUE result Of their exertions But we lose soht
q mere party triumph 10 the contemplation Of the great
benefits which we trust are to result to the country
from the election Of Gen. Tayor to the Presidency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
ROUGH & READY CLUB"

A. meeting Of this Club. held On Tuesday eveninp.
the l4th inst. at The Masonic Hail. the following mo
tons made and carried:
On the motion Of DR.. 10. s. Payne. it is resolved
That, in commemorilon Of the signal victory .hch we
have achieved in the election Of Gen Zachary Taylo
President Of the Gniicd States and Willard Fillmore
ice President FIR the next ensuing term W. her-,y re-
quest the higs lyuchburg (and such of our Drno
cratic friends as are "g) residing on Main Street, 10
illuminate their housson Friday evening the l7th inst
II tar II not Tie net tar evening, (SundSy pied
On motion, Capt Shields Company Of Artillery ID in
slted 10 parade that evening
On motion, The ''Saunders Amateur Brass Band" is
also invited to give US music the same evening
On motion, it is resolved That salute be fred for
every electoral vote which Is to Il for Gen. Taylor,
and # rguia gees for him salute is to be Grsd far ey
cry county in the State.
On motion. it is resolved. That guns be fred for
Stanley County, \. c. and for Odd Amherst"
Sn motion, is resolved that country friends both
hlgs and Democrats hereby invited to attend and
participate with in the pleasures Of the evening
On motion, NIesSrs F. 5. Miller, Jos. f. Barns and
VIM l.. Fair appointed a committee attend the H.
Illumination on The Amherst side of the River.
On motion, Nlessrs John b. Tilden, James f. Lev
and Captain Shields appointed committee 10 pro
cure ammunition.
On motion, appearing to the Club that there is moi
suffcency If funds in the hands of the Treasurer to
detrav all the expenses attending the illumination it is
therefore resolved that the following gentlemen be an
pointed committee 10 collect money for that purpose
Messrs John r. Mcdaniel L. p Nash, Dr. Jas Saun-
ders, James Clayton, Dr. John II. Seay j. Newton Cor
don, John Lggau, Upton D. Jennings Samuel Tyree,
Francis VI. Dunnington and DR.. Lafayette Lambeth.
Resolved that the Editors Of the Newspapers in the
town Of Lynchburg be requested publish these pro
ceedings.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Pres't.
}. NEWTON GORDON, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
MARRIAGES,

Married, on Thursday, the lst inst. by the Rev Mr.
Reid, Mr. ABRAHAM SNIDEs to Miss MARY ", daugh-
ter Of Wyatt See, Decd all Of this place
=. on Thursday, the 26th October by the Rev
VIM: NJ. SchooIfeld, Ma. SAMUEL w HA1Keros, o.
Henry, to Miss ELIZA, daughter of Captain Thomas
Penn. of Patrick county.
% The Lexington (Ta.) papers are requested ! .
copy.
On "Wednesday the 9Th instant in Richmond. b,
Mr.. A. Gage. Of the Unversalst Church. M Jo.i
~ Francisco snd Ms, Caroline .7ug,sta Dcs, all O
that city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

Live Stock Market, Nov:9
BEEF.-S2 p to q 10, scale weight
HoGs.-e5 90 nett
sHEEP-el % TO Y 30 nett JAcoB SHOOK.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported by Beverly Blair, Lncenscd Stock Broker
etate Stuck per cent-par value SlO0-sales at
par.
Corporation 6 per cent-par value slOO-last sales at
o. .
James River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State--9S and interest.
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $lOO-none on
sale. -
Farmers Bank stock-par value slOO-9SA 90.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value s7O-65.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stack
par value il00-held at SS5.
Rlchmond Fire Association Stock-par value $40
S29s 80
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road
par value Sl0O-held al s85 and int
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt-par value $00-last sales at 500 and int.
Rlcnmond and Louisa Rail Road Stock-pir value
SlOO-las sales at $45; some are askng higher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
MIR. REMINGTON

We published last week letter from this Young A.
mercan, now 10 England, II the la,e Hon Dixon II
Lewis giving an account Of his trials, suferng and til
u"'ph In mat Country We copy from London paper
some account Of the bridge. of which he is the inventor
ana when seems 70 have commanded the admirao O
architects and engineers. We remember to have heard
OF MI Remington at Scottsville where he resided f,r
sometime as an Ingenious projecting visionary sort of
man, who would never do well at anything. Sc. He
VII return to his country with the imprmatur of En-
glsh appreciation and WILL Of course, Be sometime Of
hero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
1882
Sl62
1920

1ne excess of this amount, viz 1920, over the Wing
majority as far heard from. (3O8)vz 1896 is the major
BY which the Democrats would carry the State for Cass
provided the counties named give as large major,es fo
him they did for Polk, which, Of course, ,hey will
not do.
S.-since the foregoing in type, we have receiv
ed additional returns Harrison gives Cass l57 majority
and Lewis 1877, thus placing him ahead 46 votes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

1898 sos maj for T.
twill be seen from !hs shove table that Yay los ms
Jorty IN the countie. already heard from is 3OS.
Ihere remain 50 be heard from the following counties.
~hchgave in 1874 the majortes placed opposite them
new counties have since then been carved out Of these
and the returns be fairly appreciated until all .rs
Aeay1 fIon,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

o. The Union has very characteristic article upon
the defeat fitS Pay-whch may notice hereafter.
IL frankly owns'Our friends in various States have been
mistaken IN their calculations, They hare deceived u.
and ice hare dece,ced others'' We believe there ara
thousands-and some in mls-who, with cur.ss
oud and Deep charge this very deception upon the ocia
editor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

No. 50.
TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE
DIR. WlSrAR'S BAI.SAN OF WILD CHERRY
This celebrated and mfabe remedy for the of Con-
SUMPTION Asthma, and Liver Complaint discov cyod
six years the Virginia.
idcnce ct one Of the most distinguished ply that
lived Since that time it has, by its merits but rapid
~ surely and safely worked its through the opposition
OF quacks and councrteers, until by lis and
trln>ic excellence it has gained for itself cnvabe
popularity and established itself the confidence of
tegent and enlightened public, from end Of the
nen to the other The tmony Of thousands who have
been relieved and cured by this valuable article will show
that stands unrivalcdat the head of other medicines
the of diseases for which recommended The
uine DR. Wars Basamo Wild Cherry is for sale bv
duly appointed agents. and all respectable dealers
in all large cities and all important towns throughout The
United States, Canada and Bri tsh provinces.
Address all orders to Seth w Fowe, Boston, Mass
For sale by ID. K. LYMAN, Druggist, I.yrchburg Va
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Nov. J3-It
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k,FST C.1yE ~

A NV FIVE MONTHS HAVE ELAPSED SINCE
= dissolved my connexon with the Virginian
give hoce 70 all indebted to the old firm,
or meet me at the Courts Of the adjoining Counties ana
pay Their cid arrearages ec rceks they must expect
the claims to be put legal tain collection An inul-
sence OF twelve monts su all indebted will admit
on small claims printers debts and cannot spare the
tne Of travelling around to those btcd again On
ana aier the Isl day OF next january all then paid
oeput IN legal train Of collection, without distinction ii
person CIiAS. W. oTATIiAM.
Nov. l6-tsiF
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For Nc1y Orleans

A&H THE NEW PACKET BARQUE Coy
hME IN ANE' Capt Williston, succeeds the Phcr.
nix, and Will be ready for freight in a few
days and will sail with all possible despatch
This vessel forms Of the regular line
Of & L L 5 and mas tne acronro,l,tio,s MI I'LL
gers HENRY II~nI aNI j 7,
Nov l6-2tif ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
Presidential Election.

THE RESULT A.FAR isKSOWS
parties c1ncade the vote III he following states to
,ay III aha Fillmore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

PRASS ANDiRONS, :.
IL Common do
Brass and pierced Iron Tenders
Shovcls, longs Pokers,
Coal Holds,
Cinder Shovels,
Brittania sp,toon. &c SC received and for .aleb by
GREGORY s EOYAI.I.
At Richards old stand
Nov. ito
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virginia.

Te give such have reached us-sorected !. .b
latest moment
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
n!C H M 0 N D Markets.

RIcHMoND Nov 9, IS42.
TOBtCCC-fFe quote Lugs at 81 81 90; Corron Ieaf
p ; - and 90; Middling 30 25 good and
fine ) 50 a ! so
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
NOTICE To a II whom 1t may concern.

THIS notice is to inform all persons concerned, I that Henry A. Engies, as sheriff of Inds pen dence county and Gr oD5eio collector of the taxes thereof, on The first Monday of November. 1889, at the Court House door of said county, exposed to public sale the northeast quarter of section three of township eleven noTth in range four vest, for the payment of the State and county taxes thereon for inc year 1899, at which time and place Caroline E. Pelham bought the same for five dellaTs and eighty-six cents.
 And that at the same place, oh inc first Monday in November, lS4I, Henry A. Engles, us such sheriff and collector, exposed 10 pubic sale, the north-wes, and south quarters of section two, of township eleven Rorthi,n range your west; when Caroline F.. Prlham bought the said Hoith-west quarter section ot land and eighty acres ot the said southeast quarter section of land, paving for each tract foaE dolIais and fifty and half cents
 The first tract Of land herein mentioned wss sold as the property of James Armstrong, and was pai- ented to Morgan Davis. The second tract aas pal eated to J. Campbell aad sold as the property Of William Murphy; and the remsiniBg trart cf land was patented 10 \. Staples and sold as Town Dickinson's property. Since which time the said Caroline F.. Pelham has intsTmarTied with Lloyd Magrudvr.
 This is therefore to notify all pessOns who can set up any right to the lands so purchased. in con sequence of any informsity, any iFreguiariiy or niegnitv connected with such sales, to show cause at the Circuit Court which will be held in Indepen- dence county on the fourth Mon lay afer the fourth Monday In November lS4e, at The Court House of said cou nty why the sales Inads as hereiubeore described should not be confirmed.
 LLOYD MAGRUDER.
 CAROLINE F. MAGRTDER.
 March :, l645-35-6w prs. fee Sl6 3
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
PRosPEcrus
FARMER nnd MECHANIC,
 WEEKLY PIPER.
Volume ..
volume q. t6htaTfo form, nsp seTiss, Fol. A) 10 comaenes Jan. 6, Ie46.

Volume c.
 (17tarfo form, neag series Fol. ( 10 ccmAeHes
 Jan. 6, Iet6.
 THE purpose of this paper is to afford its readers 1 an accurate and reliable record of the progress Of Ancniture, Manufactures. and the Arts; to spg- gest improvements or describe such as from lime to time may bs fnade-to stimulate the spirit oi inven ton and entsfpfise--to disseminate such useiui knowledge eonneeted with the iSdustrsl pursuits oi the Americau people, ss wil enable the intelligent workman to ceasaeaA the patronage ol capital in- siesd of becoming is subordinate and servile dePen dent. lis object is, especially 10 benefit the work ing classes not by political eOta binAons special associations. but by giving such information as w'I enable it's readers to manage business on theH own account if auy fe oppressed wl.h the arrangements under which they are placed. h reference to this object n addition 10 the regular Pice Carrent and Cattle Market. it will receive and publish from its numerous correspondents information ss 10 the sale. prices and demand for such manufactured wares as can be produced at sInaIl establishments wih alimI- ted investment of catitsI
 Inventors 1ili frd ia is crlumns an authentic weekly Iisi ofnew Patents. direct fou the Clerk of the Patent Office. Apd while ii F favoEile medi- um with Pa,eftlees for advising iheii improvements, deaIears in Patent Righs will fad it indispensable 10 ihe prosecution of their business.
 In addition to IS peculiar departments me paper viii contain Summary of News, the Reports oi the American institute, and such choice moral and religions readings as will meks i q welcome and safe visitor in every family.
 This paper is printed weekly. on good pape,, em- beiIished with TBree Hsadred Engravngs, and con iaining forty-eisht eolomns of closely Pfned mat ter, at
 Two Dollars DOT Annuni in Advance. { cS- Postnasters ana others may retain TsENTY- I'VE per cent on acash subscriptions they procure All CoMxUxic ATioSs must b. osi.pan
 W. H. STARR. Editor and Proprietor.
 JOHN M STEARNS, Associate
 Editor and Publishing Agent,
 i35 Nassau Street, x. York.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
c. P, TURRENTINE,

DROPOSES to open sctoc in Little Rock, II about the first of February l9is.
 His object will be to cooperate with the citizens of Little Rock. In establishing !SemiHory of q hgh order And until such Insiituion is organised, and proper buildings erected this school will be dscted under his own Superntendance, in th. msst
 Physical Science, Mathematics Ethics, and the Classics, will be embraced within the course O: instruc ion.
 Tuition fees for Session of five months: Primar- English Studies $lo high English Studies $i5 CIhsscs S20.
 Lit,le Rock, Jan. 34, lsfs. 2o--f
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
MONUMENT NOTTCr.

4 IL psrzons holding monies collected for the A erection ef Monumcutin honor of the officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War, are requested by the Monument Committee, to pay over the same without delay. to the Treasurer; aud forward Report, or tho subscription upon which the money was collected, to Col. L. J. Reardon, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice s given, because sufficient snm has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas of those who fell ss the battle of Buena Yista and also because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Monu- nieni purposes.
 A. F. THORNTON, Treasurer. Little Rock, Nov. 24th, '47.