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Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01

the Office and Of justice of the peace; and
for all criminal business issued tried b. be-
f's justice Of the peace 10 the city snd county Of Wash
ngton she District Of Columbia the said justice and
stable who snanxecute the shall respectively be
entitled to charge and receive The fees
lied 10 be charged aud received Of process issued
and served by heHtrespectively D
the said sha be certified by the said justices
District Attorney, for his revision aud approval and when
approved shall be paid by the Marshal Of Dset Of
Columbia.
SEC l6. z~d be further enacted That, in addition
the members authorized be appointed 10 the
levy court Of the county Of Washington from aud after
May, eighteen hundred and fortyesh the President of
United States is hereby authorized aud required annually
appoint four additional meabeis frm the city Of ahing
ton and the said shall thereafter consist Of eleven
members.
SEC. IL. And belt further snactrd That the corporation
Of the said city Of Washington shah have full power and
authority TO pass all laws which may be needfu and
TO carry into full and complete effect the grant,
cd. The said coporalion, TO any OF its officers
vsn> Ry his act BY the act acts to which this act
anendysor supplementary And all acts parts of
IN conflict with the provisions Of this act, be- and the
are hereby, repealed.
Approved May IL, 1913.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01
State of Tndislna, IIamiiton county, S..

Ia Chaneery.
The Trusce. of Monthly Meeting Artlslavery
Friends hinson and Martha Hutchinson his wife,
Bales Burnside and others heirs OF Asa Bales,
ceased.
rE~E companans having heretofore Gle their bill
nv In the clerks Of the said court heren having
also on this day said clerks ofe the adav
interested person. which appears that the raid defendants
Daniel Hutchinson and Martha Hutchinson his wie
Therefore. the said
defendants nrc Of the fling Of said bill
and hat pending in said court tat
will appear Of said and plead
mur complaint before the calling of aid
he same " III be taken will rendered
acco. dinghy Attest JOHN u Burns Clerk.
T. g. Stone Sol for pIs May g. ie4e. lHawis
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01

CERTIFICATE issued by the Indiana Mutual Fire Insur
Company for Two Hundred Dears and interest Dat
December s9h 1876 Signed, Chas W. Cay Secretary b.
Morris. President Enquire of
II95w j. J. WIsENAN Indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01
State of Indiana, Hamilton cOanty. as.
liz rue CsRcUIr CoURr TEAM, lsis.

Dicmcs.
Rschel Rake Robert C. Brake.
yxyflE petitioner William Carver. having
in the Office Of the clark Of said
herein disincrested
apnears said resident OF
Indiana Theref,re he the said defendant hereby notified of
Of said petition that the pending
unless he will appear the said
court nd will be tried
May 9th, isss. io9swis JOHN @. BURNS Clerk.
SIR Theodore Brough'on Water, by Il James
y Esq. Jack Tier the Florida Reef, by j. Fsnnimore
Cooper
Jane Eyre, supply.
msyq4 MORRISON d TALBoTT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01

APPRENTICE WANTED.
Apprentice the Blacksmith trade n vented by the
seber. hoy Of gooI habits and disposition,
have q exccle Il chance by nppIyingto
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01

M Black stable weeks and
NE can nothing him. lie has ee white feet heavy
tal and ane Any information Of him VIII be
thankfully received, and charges paid o. H. SMITH
May l2. l848. 1"o
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01
EVANS
FOR SALE.

DDtFOk EVANS,
NFFICE Halls Clothing Emporium doors OF
! w Washington Hall LII
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-06-01

IPUBLIc-No. go
AN ACT continue, charter OF the Of
Warrington.
Be II enacted By fks Senate and House Of Rpysssnf0res
Q he United Safes Of america ia Congress asseb ed That
The u May fifteenth, eighteen hundred and sweny, ensi-
tiled IAN 10 incoip0rais The Inhabitants Of the city VI
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
.I.ocnfeco,.-

The Meck'cntGrg JpEsrsoa'as is vexed with tiie Wbgs iof constantly apQlying 10 tAs desaoerais the tsrta .+ioc olscc.-'
 The JeItrrsegii3a is unreasonable; tt sh0siA coz sier the sscszyiilcs of the case hat eise in Ihs n se Nolh osa they say They Ialsi have s@as- tta. o harp gPaa. That at~rn bal infaIi'Ale teaeb er, experience by showing Lac utter wirk ainess os them, has already Glazt fatht~ssay denrivsa these model patriots of ai their ohi ho5sles-s iheis geiacMtsI-thsis S4uziIsR. therefore, would bc de- Tsi5rahie iacspa, u the powsF Q. Atgse were taken ifana lhrG3.lf i!ssy mol aez ed pagFnt like b scrzeSa eat ~iokyfoky' and .Jitamy Po!k, al every other breath; ceg=,tlez al sA@ss steekIa- i7adF and fer heaFen sake do not drive hem to ;O,al bankruptcy, II sosid hs ;Oo cruel
 Ala Gz=rsiS.
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The Revolution in Italy.

A letter from Milan in the London Times says -sI am convinced that ths patriotic ar'tor of the wosuea of Milan was the exciting of the rev. clatIon AS theif detesiztioG oi the AHstrsHs knew ua bounds; aEd father, husband, son oT lover were valued in proportion their Partakiag of that tinent.' The Is.aae4Asts cause of the Rsairectioa
 IS thus stated by Inc same correspondent.
 II benetr the aadaeity of boy nc; more than Ig years old, was the immediate of ths revo- iutiun al Milan. have heard many explanations of the origin of the revolt bat s convinced that. though row might have taken place on many other groansis if was inc raagsgr CT insolence of that yVusn winch set The p~opae a moifsn, and produced the capture oi the Vive President 0'Donnel, and the planting oi the tri-eooF flag on the palace oi the government. When ihe AglAaese were made aware of the agitation ai Vienna hy The publication cfa tsegyAphic despatch, and ci lie promise given by the Emperor, that the liberty of the press and other constitutional f4vOrs would 5e granted al 3 period not later than the 3rd of July, ihey focssl ia great numbers 10 the government hoa$e, h The Bsrgp M0HtoTle, Lear the bastions, and demanded, n leti efses, ts tetta fatteasl saasd hss wss about uocA on Sa1nrday the 18th nf March. and
 believe iAe qrOdssa og mayor ef the city was ei- ther party t0 the movement. CT that hs indirectly gave t his sanction. The glafG aaty at the Ialace. sArmsG al the FialsnEe of he eraisa. hfe2 one aisctaTye as sane a&s n and Got a. the people
 -la fat. no oae Was wosRdesi- and an l1nPrsssion 2s na4e, wb,ch, had tha discharge been rstcaiee, eua have segt the mlli;ass4e ta he rishl aeoati bat as the BloFaeui oi WaveEns, the yoath aii2ds to FeS oat pixso, and fired ss the soery, sxcaiGi- iag al the same moment, ative iIsalsA. The shot and Ae cry had sg'eal effect; the crowd fasii1a f8rHafd, aH1 !s one moment, the gaard waa over lowered, OsDoEaeH male prisoner, and gae llI-co!- CT banasF paais1 the balcony of the hc'c4
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

PSgsaS f9r Ssefsz Great AsA.--csssarstest ,uea are often much annoyed by the vists ef strsa ger=- ssgAsnf oaee called al Goethe : eease and requested 10 see hlm Goethe, rofirAry e sis usual e2stnul sents 10 he seea. ani afasF ihc ssaaeEt had WaIieA ssoEs lime a fss asi-etaSlbes hs ap- pearsd. anGs sssh@at sp~aAiag. took ! esaiE and sealed Aimsrif fa tts aiss4l7 q the FcoEt. he s:adegt iaF from hsag eiDbarrass-4 Ay this anex- Psetsa proceeding, iack IsghseG wsS eah1ie in hs hand. and walked noGad inc poet, deliberately sFH sd hia ca all sst~s, k=a setting eT~a ts5 e75sss, he dr~w cut his passe, ss4 sAsiag frsa tt Esnali piezs si siIyes put the tzsse, and wsat awAy v lthoai Sgss sAIA- word
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READ THIS.

A L.L psFsoa@ sndebted 'c tie iase 6esm of Tuck A CT < Hamilton and IT. Hamilton. either bY nots oF account wul fad thsiF ho'es CT accounts in the hanss of officer, f1r eeiiecttaR, aaiss~ they come forward aiad settle the sans within S0 days from tiis date, As am compelled and deter minea to close my bszsReSs without delay.
 Those siaiiByte settle. Wiii call al NIT. J. F ScuHs,' (my old stand. where thsy Ailt had me a readiness to make settlements.
 e II HAMILTON. .iprlI Is, IsGs. 3I-f
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Steam Boat Register.
ASs0r NcEarsf OF clsMDlTEx

"s are aaGa.sgsse4 to saassalne~ t'sEnss \. fEss, As candidate tur ,he office of CLERK, t1t Psl4skl eossbsv a, ,he eonsns- August eicction.
 IrAe are Aafhorixst to sAaoGncs MILTON FOWLER, as a csa aii.!ate fer the oaise If sbesih eg Patsski EoaaY, st fhe Sasqfag Aag'rsi siecfioa
 T~We are aashorixes4 to Aazoaaee SANtEL 4. WHITE. As . eanasd4in ioE the esbce ol Sasri1, Q, PuiasAi Ctsaniy, as tae easslBg Apgnsf ssse;ie'a.
 We are a4thaFiLe3 l. &hnoasEe 5. '. GHEs Esg easdasa'e 10 represent the eoua'y e SaItas sa the next feegisl4t-Ie.
 -5afE llA. i>ts. --5i We afe aalhors=-i to asaaaaee S/As CHNxtEs. as a ( a,,saidats E,r SHERIFF sf JelisFssn co1hly st ri8e sBssisS A gust ssseiiSa.
 N4nra 1~, ls4- 3e~lm. EF We are authorized 10 ansoFiaes BEN. DANLEY, as r>.,1s.s4ts fos tAs oflce si eas2axx at tie ensaSss AaS,4st else,aoa the cassius; Aagz-i eieriien. IT. Ne are saiao1lzsG to sfaaiaSs fA iEi I McvIGAR. &s a sasaataie tzi tAs oIlcs oi SHES.sy [ as ne ersulag Aasas; eiseficu
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Proposals for a Loan.

TREASTKV DEPARTMENT,
 April t6, ls4s. CyEALRD rrarosats will he received, under tlse - sct sf 3Ist March last. aAth !, ? a., oa Satar 6ay tae I'm of Jane. ists, for sixtees nsaoas of doiF.rs of the Unstsd states sfoek. reinakarsahie twenty yesrs fceHa snd afssF the iss day ef Jaly Isss bessiag six per cert insereat per mann, pay able seri-auu1asy, on Hse lst days of January asd July of each year. Ne bid will b. received below par: nor sit any bti be considered unless sne pes cent thereof is depsifed in sssae aeposfory of the United states at pF bspre ths afe hxesi faT open ing the proposals The btis, tn al cases. mast bs nmeoadsstctal, saG wiihoat any fefsreace 10 the bids of offers and sirsnld state distinctly the pre- mum offered. The proposals should be sealed. and endorsed "Progo~zts fer loaa q lsts, and addressed 10 tho SeervtaTy of the Treasury. Wash inxtnn City, D. C. The sums which may be ae- cegted wil b. required te be pskl A- depesitlry of the United States ncarst the places of residence of the persoas respectively whise offers may es successful; bat inc amount of the aeeepted bhis from bderS not residing the ai cd States. musi hs detpnsl'ed Hh tie assistant reasnRcrs al New York Boston, Philadelphia, or New Usisans- To give aR opportunity ie ali peTscnS to Fasiict- pa.e m ihe iaves' Hent oi fsnsl< ia hs sleek, b'as ii be received iaE the lowest esomtnaton of csT tisieates aathofi1s by iawbe,ng for fifty dollars as well as for higher sums.
 All cesiifisAsss aAdst ihoBx7Rd dollarS wi.l be transferable on the books of The treasury; but all csrii6eatrs for that sam md upwards wiil be transferable on the books es tho irsasuFY, eF 6y delivery wi.h coupons attached. al The oPttea ot the bidder To avoid eNgesaSs, confusion, and mai- iip'ieatian of secoahts all eestieaes with coupons VI isl be for the sam of enc tieussui dollars. The successful bidders ViH b., rS5assesl to de- rosste the amosnt awarded ia i've e4iasl inst siC R's in each of the months of July, August. September October md Nasesahet ot the rTrseut year. eN- repa fot sarps not exceeding swea,y 'hesssad doi ] iars, where the bidder may ee desiroas sf makins ]. immediate payment, in weiea caSs fhe whole { amount may be al once depe-fted. The stock will bear iatersss in aii tYs fh date of dep>site l The hads will be opened al Ihe TFeasury Depart i men: al !, ?. m-, Saturday. the llih ot JUnr ! IsIs. ia the presence ot all Pet>oas rho may tie sire 10 ati~aa, b'1, HnsieF provision introduces ] into ths aci of 3lst of March LSi, bsdisr "A Il 1 he permitted ts withdraw his bad. 0n ait bss3s no accepted, the amount 4epo-itrd ia adyaaes wili b' I immediately returned. The whole pFcfssiam oI 1 the amount awarded must b. deposicd as part 0 1 the fist payment Ssqaired iR July next
 E. ]. WALKER, Serr~tary ef the Treasaty. Each of the daiiy papers of Boston, New York Philadelphia. Battfnore, Charleston. aad New oVl eanS aud n ali other States the psp-rs seectri [ print the laws of the uatea States. are aatborike to publish this alvertiseneht.
 1 May ,. Este. a4-sw
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HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.

SENHE ssdefsigaed takes plsssgre in iafounie ( \ she ptbIe tia, he has taken this IgIighfat ssd se e;!th restoring vat ssBg place. aa hs sow ready tJ receive slsit9rs. -S
 The Ho's, bzs been thoroughly Fefa's'''l and gss- Iy fsrBi Bisae and capable oF accommodating 1ssa hHa4fed pefsons. Ths ba;ias at ihrss SPeass afe aaequsjl. Tor ihc eafs a kbeaIs4lissID and s1aqst es-fy di.ease thal n4s is besr e.
 Aa ax q 3eaGea cook Aas beea enPioyssi, sfsi ns4larr pabls aaF yxpsrse eaalE bs s9asd ts maks 4il rhst may fi-lf Gha SPrlBgs eshfe sa59a.
 slagss ts4so Littis i0sk thsee tiIses a sssk fef tue s,rin a M [ AtIf1.
 AAgtf EF. i~tc -~3-T PypIsrietgr.
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WASHINGTON Marli

The Sens,a being caIie,i to oraef. Inc resolution relating 10 the Siihheld nominations of the Presi- dent. was taken up. Mr. B1rlaad ALd5essed tie Senate. He regarded the resolution 8. Hncons'i,u- tenai. The subject, sfler some debale, was iald aside informally.
 Ga motion. the luea,an ball was considered. Mir. Caihoaa spoke at some length ia opposition to lhe bill. lie was opPosei to ihs ball an1 al is amend- men's. Ar. Bsghy hSs tlle floor for te- morrow.
 The Senate adjourned til Tuesday.
 h the House, the biA proEldlng for the sen;iila- ton of psssenger vessels, was ameHded and passed
 \ message Nas reeesSed from the President, trans mitlng the correspondence between the Navy De- parsment and Com. Perry. from which ii appears that detachment of marines had been ordered to proceed to DngaanA. but not to march inta tae in ter for.
 Mr. 4. Stewart submitted a resolution calling upon the Seervtary of the Treasnry for the amount ot exports o brcadstnfs and cotton 10 England tor to spec flied peEiods, showing the further increase by the pgese at tarE UPea this resolution an in ieTesting debate sprasg rp, in which Messrs C. J, Iugersell, Stewart, ant Bsgay took psrt-
 Mir. Bailey osssFei an s1senGment io tae res5iH- ton. to include the amount of sPecie and brcad- s,aas tor the last twenty years, winch agreed ts. The resolution E2s then adopted.
 The House then atIog gneni.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
RfpOrt.I f.r "a, Ievi,rifls p<aaruf

| A&FSttf& gSf t@f 1so@fSHtAN AstAA@4~t- WASHINGTON, May g. The Seaaie wGs eslssd ta asdeT sud psoeee.sd te iirs consideration of the morning bsssiBeas.
 NIT. Aichlson, from the esmmittss on pmblsc lands, introduced hili granting Iaad ia Missouri isF the ronsssuetcn of raslroads-
 The FeSelvsicn Of inquiry, wkethes officers in the service of the United States had been appointed by the President and not BoEnInaied to Ahe Senate and why was such set done- The melton to reconsider the pasAge sf tAs Fesolusioa, gave Eise te censie ratae detate.
 Mir Allen, Of Ohio. ensseasdeG that the Senate hut nc right to iRqaae of the Presi3entin rrgsra tO shis matter, he had the constitutional right appoint daring the recess of Congress. THs sub leei was finally laid aside informally.
 Mr. HanBegAn moved 10 take up the message of the President relating to Yaeafan. He remark ed thai he believed that England had interfered in The affairs Of that country, and incited the Indians 10 lnsaErsctien
 would probably violate existing treaties, well as The existing armistce. ME JkdsEs0n Davis pEoPosed, as substitute, to transport portion of the troops now in Mexico 10 Yucatan, and sc supply their places with voiuaieeEs Mr. Critssnden opPesed ihe bill warmly Mr Fo0te supported t. ! The Senate, withoai action, aaiearnrd 10 Mon day.
 The House proceedings are unimportsnf. and SO unintsAigibIe as sO be bFysnd decipheriag- l WASHINGTON, Msy 10. | The Senate was called to erder aEd proceeded to ] the regular morning basiDess- Numerous petttions were presented.
 Mir Johnson s Fssolatson asking the President foI inior,nssion respecting the withheid nominations vas taken up. Mir. Reverdy Johnson spoke ia f4Yof of the reso- luton with his accustomed aAiity. Mr. Alien repiied-when. before he had e onclg- ] 6ed, be gave way for motion Ia take up the Yu- eatan bili. ss In Committee 0f the Wkcle; wblch motion was agreed to.
 Mir. CAS< addressed the Senate st length and with ability in support Of the bili, also in reply to Mir ] Ntles.
 Mr. Davis of Miss, has the floor on tsis question for tomorrow.
 Oa motion of Mf Bfeese. the Senate went iatc ! executive session.
 The Senate fteo sijourned. i In the House, the resolution 10 lei the binding ! contract was referred 10 the Committee on Ac- counts.
 On motion, the House then vent into Commit tee of the Whose oA the Wisconsin bill, Ar. Co5t ! in the chair.
 Mr. Dickinson spoke at length in is favor
 The baA vas fnGtiser discGssed by Asssrs, ( ala H,eF, McCiernarl, T'weedy, Morse, Jones Of Tenn Smith of Ia.
 The committee rose and reported tlae ball bael [ with ame ssdTasHts. Tise House thea adjourned.
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PRESENTATION Mur n

 The Senate was called to order and proceeded b Ese reguiaT ul0Erisg hasHasS-
 Numerous petitions were presented. The resolution of Mf. Johnson relating to the nominations was pos poned tiIl to- morrow. Ca motIoa, the Senate ieok np ihs luestsn bill. Mir Davis of Massachusetts, addressed the Sen ate.
 Mir. Miller has the floor on this question for to- morrow.
 The Senate then adjourned.
 h he House, th> biii admitting Wisconsin in,o the InI1n was passed.
 Mr. BoSock addressed the Senate in favor of a previous motion reconsider the b re ulaiiBg the coDpfnSagion of she Postmaster. He oPposed the au1endnent of The Senate 10 the biil. 4 uIQtTCn 70 adjourn vas lost. The yeas and nays were ealled for and decided il he negative. The hiN was then referred 10 the Committee on Post-J Jlhees and Post s-Roads.
 On motion of Mir. Yin'oa, the House xen, into Conmittee of the W hole 0n the revolutionary pen sion ball
 Mir. Rockwell, of Conn., spoke warmly ia de- fence and justification oi his former speech relative the report of ,he Secretary of the Treasury and hgou gss charges against the Treasurer desIr- ifg that Inc vouchers ssoHi5 be produced. The bail was further discussed by Msssrs- Strong, Niaton, sad Sawyer.
 Several aGentTa-n,s were offered to the bill. The House adjourned witbout action.
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Thepuke of Vel

The Duke of v eliag.an has received. fsE salary ss military cea1snanses, since his spPcia'inshi to the army, the eHctuloass of nine isi'ns Si ce- isfs. Besides this hs Is new ta the annual Tecs ipt q ab0a, ssa aslo ca acsoaai of Inc yaEioas St1ie oSaces which he holds.
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.AHSraeS fer &EssIe.

\ BOY seventeen years old swast and active -- A 4 WOMAN, fweaty, and enid to 10 nI0u'hs eld. They valuable in boase or hell- \ dwelling house To rsBt. aso sn eeles- Arkansas State Scrip wsatsa4- Uai'ed states Treasury Notes, 1nd New OsesTis money wanted. Apply to
 E. A. MORE April g. Isis. 33u
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Sec 2 -ssl s< q fsrfArr rsastseS. Tbai iise PTe-i~a' ef tho uased Ssstes he sn5 he is hsrsey rpSusseea ts traasmst fbsE pssaa'ion ia the AEss can Aissstsf sf Paris wah instructions ic pssssns q te the Preach EsvsEnmsni.
 Approved, AFril "A. Is4s.
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fRrsel erl.,s-Pv.lse ..Se. 4.l

A ANsJAsl ItN tHl. the N7a5 f9la IftUhs "
 ts~ AmeFseaa so the FEstA peoPe.
 Rssal-s9 v tss Stasls aisi F&ss q RsFrs- sss;xfsass g tat lsss4 Ssss ef .4Srisa ConGTsss assssaAeS, 1sai, ia i5e Ezsae at btAall ot ihs Aaa-fseaR Peogir, ta@ co@<rAiaianssgs oi Caogress hsfrbs tsnsiefed u the pgsFFsssss fEassz, sFsa the saeesss af tAsis feesat ssri. Q consolidate SAs rftacsFles Ci 4serty ia feFa5E4a .afIA sl sefr ea nG-saAi
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DRY GOODS.

f BALES 4-4 brown sheetiags. + T-s shfrs4ngs, y0 pieces bleachs3 maslins, 3D egttona4gs, , dehiaes. Ss blue, esssk sat faaey Priets, zs ihs hn~ bisek and sEosa pasea Ih'esd Rrectsd and tog sale cesap iaF cash ot
 NM 5 WATT .igeil II. isss- 3l
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fPrHsJc No 2s

{PrAsJc-Nc 2
 AN ACT 10 as;horics tb@ tssaSs of A register b
 las brig PAilne't
 AesaieeS D. .ae SsnEie nd lALs sf ReEre4sAla- iaess 9f i4s Lltx,i SfzEes sf 4as4s q CssyeSs e.. tsa63sd. Hat there be issaed, sdet ths 5ifeeti0u ol ;as SeeiesAry If iss feasnrsi sSs.tcr fer ,he big Palmetto Ao a-eF!y esslsatsrsl li.e ISygei B1ussHps, 6ag s1s ~lsi bs AAss-s D. HYaiEs., < E Barnard, James Vsi4i, aai All Aer1asss, 0l tie State 0f South CaTei pa; aaz Gisil sssa vessel having been eoaismaee x Csarlsaan, iA Ssfd State ia ro1s ga n-s ss iajaTi-s sasaar4 9. ssa, ~Gs purchased ey thens; sA4 &hisA Aey have segaiyc4 and rrti'e~ ser ssA agssa frs sssf, l. shall bt pEcYed ls the ss'isfaetioa si heeSeere;aFy of ths 1Ts asRry that ts cost oG the Fssirs saaGs in ih, Uaaiea States, alcF tls parchssesf tae sala y.sse by the FfessEl nsrs exceed thse-fSaEihs 0f tbs iglail eost ef bgilGiEs vesse! d iAe s4a.g tos asse In the United SiAtss,
 Approved, AFnl ls. lsts.
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Iron and Castings.

Iron and Castings. JOtW LBS assorted aai bar Iron, 600 square do Ge, Hn0 '' leaaI ae ao, lgo0 " pioa bar and slab d., BRndies sheef do, 519 lbs horse she@ se, 300 Ausrieas hlister Steel, HOO s- Overs, Skiiiets, Pogs. D9gtToas ane
 old Lids. Received per -E.ilen T'' ard for sale by
 VIM 5 WAIT. .fpri II, ls43 3t
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Aao REWARn.
May 2. ISIS
A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
A .FULToN.s AGAIN..E

Call in next deer te tAe Antheny House aad see the haudssuscss and eheapest steek es MATCHES, JEWELKT. LADIES F-INCI SILK AND OTHER DRESs GOODS. ever hressgAs sc the Stsss cf Arkansas.
 OFF FOR NEW YORK. As asn compelled is leave shortly tes sie east, to lay is a aew saPyiy, l have determined le reduce my stock as wel aS pFsee, | lsoUsd se have ine CASH .-ar osd CSsld and SIves-- shseh l wiii tsks In exeAases soF any goods ia my store and asis~ fsll New YoSk pEsee fsT |.
 Litfie Reek. May 2, Isss. Ss-u
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kEW GaAlN.

10HN n ADAMS & co. has psss reeeivess | ~ large saa velt sekxsed Stscx af New Coed. csssssng es Ny Gsnis; tafaetsses Hardware, Sssi- Ssers-vrAse Beoss Shoe<. Mzfs. CaPs. Be &e.s which lsl b. aifsfrd Isg fns Cad dr eknAiry pre dare. JN0. D. ADAMS & C0.
 .1yri n. Isxs sf
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NOTICE,

.NVAhNAs ' $ hereby given that ,as Register ei the Land oi- \ Gee at B4sessiise. Arkansas will b. prepared to receive applications to rntsr the Norh cast qu r'sf of Section B. la TOsss .hip l3, Ssrtas ot hsags 5 West, ca "Wednesday e.s lath Gay ef May, istr, Al It o'clock. \. Nj JOHN MILLER.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

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