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NEW CHEAP STORE!

lNDREW ]. HEff and TRoNiS PARSEL HAVING associated themselves under the firm A1 Of Hut k Psrsel. for the purpose of transact iBg Wholesale and Retail. Dry Goods k Grocery business in the City of Little Rock, solicit for shsr esa6tshment Posiion of public patronage They gre located at present on MAIN STREET. THREE DOORS SOUTH Of the POST OFFICE. Their stock is large and entirely new having been purchased within the last twenty days, and Tor cash. consequently those calling upon them may depend npon getting goods low, if not little lower than al any house in the place.
 Their Stock consist in part of 34 qr. 4i S-i. S-4 lO-t k l2.4 q: brown Sheetings and Shirtings. S-4 k S-i hieaehed sheeiings and long cloth, Twiild and plaid French Ginghsms. 300 pes. fancy, blue and morning prints st every
 hue and lashion--
 Striped and plain alspsca,
 Plain. bar and striped jaekonet,
 swiss and muIi muslin, Cheapcr than ever before offered in this place 90 splendid dress paterLs of the latest fashions and style
 super Victoria net shawls--
 Beizian, Nova Zembla ard Rob Roy, ditto.
 Blk Italian CEavais, Buena Vista, ,Cerro Gordo, Monterey ditto
 Highland Caters,
 Lemington, Lyonese, and Chester Hoods, beau tiful articles for infants =
 Gloves X Hosiery of aii kinds,
 Super blue, red, white and Whitney blankets k cosfse diifO Tor servants
 200 dog. best spool cotton,
 Super American s Preach black Cassimere and cloth
 l package Sanlsbery flannel for children wir- ter dresses,
 Royal ribbed under shirts
 Vegetable purses--Creeian boots--
 g (. Si inch gingham 6 cotton umbrellas,
 green, yellow, red and white fanneis--
 dozen super Paris hais-new article in this market. also fur. silk and vool ditto
 l doz. Rough and Ready ditto
 l doz. Point Isabel cloth caps
 I dog. Jump Jackets, new style oi business eoats--
 A fev frst rate gold pens; cheap stationary; fine cutlery carpenters tools; nails; iron; steel; tn and wooden ware; axes; hoes; trace; log and chains, &c., &e.
 Qaeensware and Glassware. choice lot of fine brandy port wine; Irixh whis- key and Holland gin.
 Coffee; sugar; tea; salt; molasses; whiskey; pow der; lead; &c. &e.
 , bbls. a TO. maekerel and 2 bbls. herring with the roc, for family Also, the best stock of fine and coarse boots and shoes offered In this ket; most of it having been made under the special order of practical boot and shoe- maker; persons patronsing us, may therefore rely upon getting a first rate durable boot or shoe. All of which will be sold low fer cash exchanged for beef hides, peltry, beeswaxs, &c., &c. Liberal advances made on COTTON.
 HuTT & PARSEL. Little Rock, Nov. 9, l64T. ll-4w. Gazette and Democrat, copy times.
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wFom Napoleon amd Mouth of Arkansas Ri-
 yer e Little Rock, van BuFen, Fort
 smith and Fort Gihson.
 HTNHE light draukhf steamers WILLIAM ARM X STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA fE wiil run regularly between the above ports for the con- veyance of freight snd passnngcEs--the Wm. Arm strong snd Medium lenying Napoleon on Mondays and 1hsvAdsys at 3 o'clock, A. M.-Returning will leave Little Roek same days. The santa Fe will connect with these boats st Little Rock making re- gaiar weekly trips from Li,tle Rock 10 Van Baren and Fort smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the wnteF will permit
 PasseMgcss and shippers may rely upon this be- ing apcrmsDeni arraRgement, and that their freights will Dc conveyed through with certainty and de- spateh, and at the lowest customary Faies All inc boais In good, sound condition. and handsonely ftted up for the accommodation Of pssseugcrs.
 <. HAYS & Co., Agents, Napoleon.
 M. .GREENWOOD& & Co, Ag'ts, x. O. Dec. I3. ISi7. i4-
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DlSSQLuTlQN.

TNHE Partnerships heretofore existing between Il snapp Howel, and Howel snapp & Co.,, are this day dissoired by mHtuaf consent. LEWIS SNAPP will pay at the debts due by said firms. and IS authorized so reeeive and receipt for all claims due 10 said firms, October 22nd iSl7.
 LEWIS SNAPP,
 JOHN B. HOWEL,
 J. E. HOW FL, Ex of
 JOHN HOWEL, Dec'd. THG aadersgned will continue the contracts in his own name, and will use al exertIons 10 aceommo. date the travelling community, and (faeilitate the Mails.) The Lines from Napoleon to Fort Saith have good. careful. and sober divers, comfortable coaches, and substantial teams Every thing in his power shsli Dc ao"e Co promote the comfort of Pas seagers-who will take due notice thereof and 20. vern themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS SNAPP. THos. GILLIAN, Hse""' Oci. 32. ISl7. 7-3n. Gazette & Democrat copy.1
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OFFICE oF THs SECRETARY OF STATE, Little Rock. 27fh Dee. Is47-

NJ oTICE Is hereby given to the Clerks of the IN several eeantieH In the State that. uader the law coaceraiRg esfvays the "0aaehita Hc nid pub ished by John H. Martin, at Camden, Ouachita county, has been selected the newspaper In which all advertisements of cstrays for the year l6ls, be published; the proprietor of that paper having con tracted te publish the notice, and in all respects to comply with the law, for the sum of forty t4O1 eenss for each estTay.
 DAVID B. GREER,
 Sscxetary q State. Little Rock, Dee. 27, 1877. ie..w.
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House and Sign Painting an
 Glazing.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED. having just retSrrrV l this city, and supplied himself wifA sa sHI new stock oi materials, respectfully snnoao.ss 4. public. that ss is prspsrs6;o sxseate al ofdefsts his line of business, with despatch. and on 1h' U" reasonable terms. ,,,.
 All orders ieft at Mir. Anasars Cabinet esa1D',, ment on Main Street, will be promptly s.s n'. to. C L. SpLLis.f 4
 Litks Roek July 26, isf7.
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THE DLugn1. sy cRAHEn4TE q vAEDeSHoEy l1nbidden come | From my pffson hoHne. Where lingrr mid smiles and teara Oh! the sweetest word
 ever have heard Mas walked me with Auticring fears And hfut OCT the snow
 Of the bosom 6ow. Then change the fair hue of the bfowi And eco, on the cheek.
 rhoagh silent. speak, Sweet secretsreyea;ing thers RaW.
 A traitor an
 For : gentle sigh May be breathe1 for anoth-r's woe;
 And the erysiai tear. s An bright and clear, From ssft pify may oftentimes aew. nat one litle thought, With toadrfncss franght. OaS seovj into life makes nc start
 LovE bids the teng',e hush-- He apsaks fn blush 4 blush tclls tho tale of the heart
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tNcaIr1cN sN rHk GRRAr TExri& or Isis.--'.I ss@ wksssnsvrs E, whalseeses hzs eeen, aud what espse an bes and tbs sest sAst E ever my csuMEs- nanss - nlestal hand has ever rsised.s <
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Governor Rcsben Chapman has been inaugura- ted h solemn fsvm as the new Executive cf Ala ksma- is hts Inaagral he svows himself to be de- sidsdy h favor of the war and Its vigorous prose- tntioa- approves emphaficslly of bolh the Ta,iH of is46 and the Sab Treasury y stem, whieh ke de- clazsd ts be an experiment no Isaxer--aad ise ts uneauivocslly opposed to the wilmot Provf.o Hc sppsses tks charter of new banks, and Is in favor ef elptaisIHg shc credit Of the Stafs by iAereascd tsxa9sa- keAmoni Eas.
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Fsom fIs Ba'aeia Sgirit of tks Timss.

- ~~r- The Knickerboeker Magazine, Cor December eon'ains. among other choice contributions. the iol lowing gracefully written poetic appeal, which | worthy of being remembered al this season espeet' ally, by all cur resders. IL is from the pen oi K 8. Chiffon, Esq, of New York.
 BLEND 4 MAND.o Heed tho words. thou man of wealth! Bring back the fading hue of health In the poor man's sunken check Thoa art strong, and he Is weak, He hafh neither gold nor land
 Help to rais.---'iend hand Heed the wosts, thou pcoS man-thou Who iivesi by thy sweating brow; lf sinking brother need TAy assistance, give him heed:
 Thou may'st better understand
 What his woes are: 'iend hand.' Heed the words. o thoa In whom The softer virtues live and bloom: If an ening sister claim
 Aid and pity in her shame.
 Spurs her nst, but take thy stand On higher ground. and 'lend a hand
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skst Fs.ssn rzie, stsuid bc ths nsoiio sf every asssmhly. hs q either political or religious. for amnsensnt Ar for profit.
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~McvmGp~ H..

TsHE undersigned, having purchased Of Hsssi U Newton, Chase O.. their entire stock oa s9"S' have removed to the Ware House recently 'ee''ffs by them. where we are now opening large Ap general assortment of Dry Goods. Grocer'es- h.iu ware. Queensware. Iroa, Nails. Castings Ae. ~ e which we are offering al very reduced p'ies' p
 T. D. MERRIcK, k c. Steam Boat Landing.
 Little Rock. Sept'. 20 is47, n2--sm,
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CONSU M PTION,

Asthmos BfOnChltkS9 SphttAmE BIOO0, Fam iH the Side and Breast, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Paipitation of the heart,
 WhOoping Cough, Group, Hives,
 Nervous Tremors, Liver Com.
 plaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cured, By Thompsons Compound Syrup of Tar and
 Wood Naphtha.
 4 LrHOUGH the great fatality of PuInonory A Diseases, at this time shows that there are par cular that render still too applicable the de- signaion of agprobia medicorum-the disgrace Of Physicians,o this class of diseases and that there are stages in their progress. which having once been reached. recovery is doubtful. Still DO one should despair The writings Of physicians, who have given to these affections particular attention abound &ith many recorded cases of recovery when the pa- tient had reached seeming hopeless stage of the disease; and there is at this time remedy prepar- cd in Pkladelphia which has met with the most tTi- umphant and cheering success in the most obstinate forms of THROAT and PULMONORY DISEA- SES--so as to have obtained the sanction and em- poyment in the practice of many Physicians. Allusion is had to oTHoMPS0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA-,he preparation of one, who. having given to Diseases of the Lungs and their of care the most care fu and thorough attention, presented to tho public this great remedy.
 The soothing aud curative power of TAR has olten been observed iB severe Coughs and Consump- ton. But Tn the atove preparation, beside some of most valuable reqetab'e pseiorqLs there is con joined with it the Hood NGpAtAa, medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in England in Puimotory Consumption, especially of . Tascfeu- lous form.
 Read the following from Dr. Young. the eminent cculst:|
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS, 'I7. Messrs. AGSEV & DIcKNEY:-G Gentlemen: Hay- ing recommended in my practice, and used in my own family, THOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHrHA, I have no hesitation in saying that is of the best preparations of the kind in use, and persons suffering from Colds Coughs. Affections Of the Throat, Breast, &c so prevalent at this of the year. cannot use any medicine that will Cure CT prevent Coassmp,ion sooner tEan Thompscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naph,ha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, MD,
 l52 Spruce street.
 PHILADELPHIA, March 9, "A ! hereby ce.tify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and qioea sp bs fear PAysieians, who pronounced me inearabie, the dis case.was arrested and was restored to AesIA solely by the use of Thompson's Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 MARY HANY, 4s Spruce st. O. This invaluable Medicine is prepared unly at the North East corner of Flfth and Spruce streets Philadelphia
 Sold also by J. W. TAPE.
 Main St.. Little Rock Price of large bottles Sl: or 6 for s. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6. lSi7. le-6m.
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Suadries. Casks extra sugar cured eanyassed Hams; @ C 3 do. common do. do. IS kegs cut nails;
 fe boxes cheese;
 10 do. star candles;
 10 kegs pure white lead;
 10 boxes. 6 by 10 glass;
 2o peans large wrapping paper; Clover. Timothy. and Herds grass seeds; Keeeived and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT. Nov. l2lh. to-
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Furniture.
DIssOLUTIcN,

DIssOLCTION. VNHE partnership heretofore existing under ia 1 name and style of Netctoa. Chase 4 Co. .s d'' solved. by mutual eossent. LUTHKR GLASS E iHlI authorised 10 collect the dsbis and settle aP ne q fairs of the firm.
 Having sold out our entire stock of gocds MessFs. T. D. MERRIcK X Co.,, the bushes VI be conducted by them. at onr old stand, and we z commend them to the favorable notice of our frleaN and customers.
 THOMAS W AENTO.'i
 LUTHER CHASE, JAS. LAWSON. Jr, Little Rock, 10th Sept, is+7.
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Froa ike Dftroit Fer Pre...

Take from the great unanimous wig party three AsnnxsishsA ulea. and compare their views of the esgin q the pressed var and who shall we believe: Albert Callatln in his atc ramphlef says that the 1nssxzilea ef Tsxas was sufficient eaase. and the Unlted Gtzlss ec~mcnccd the war. Dan. wehs.e~ @yH. ss1ke annoxation just caHsc for war - whils Gen. Scott drciares that ..the Mexican Ty- sas1s 6smmsAccd tha war" Wh~a Doctors dis- eraee, who shail decide ! Never mind, eentiensea, fx t up same way. oaiy les Us know when ysw get mnften arranged.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-24

Considerable Interest has been excited by the pub licafion of the substance of letter from The Duke of Wellington. concerning the haional defcnces sf EaGhad The following Is gwen as the contents ef the letter
 affls theme Is the condi ion of th's country as reEarda invasion. and his statements may make tho steutest heart tremble. He enters into every de saIlhe names. from personal observation, the mSss likely places for debarkatiOn-he provcs the ease with whieh t might be effeeted-te displays the nuility sf eur meaas of defeaes- We have nO mili tiA--seFy few and very distant regmisrs-fnsm ,00O ts 10, 900 aioas available at hoHe-tte artillery 20 arms In store. He says, with infinite paihos, I haFs now nvsd 77 yesrs, and kved tn bsnsr; Ged grant may nsi i've ss sec the consequences sf rc- fasing the pjSns of defence which have iu vaiu submitted to Arss minisiers.'
 "He afterwsrts proceeds to demand means the most moderate, and with them he undertakes ta ssense as Hts terms arc i50 900 militia aud some leooo or l2 600 additional soldiers of the ne.r
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DRY GOODS.
Notice.

A IL persons to whom am indebted, will con- A fer favor on me by presenting their bills im. mediAtely for payment; and all persons who nav De in ny debt, will oblige me by closing their ae counts as soon as convenient.
 JOHN BROWN.
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Southern United States Mail.

to Washington, .4rkaasas, and 10 Ae
 celebrated Hot Springs, In
 -four horse eoaches. TNHIS line connects at Little Rock with the grea, II Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Littie Rock land Washingtoh) on raeslays, Thurs. days, and Saturdays, al X. M.-- Reaching Hot Springs in one day. 5 The proprietcrs will run above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid ,o the comfort and convenience of passengers Ac. commentators are good. and charges ioser than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is tfuly solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April 2s nass If
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NEW GOODS.

N1W UUUUSs LUST received in addition to our former stock, . J new style of Prints, Valencia Plaids, Muslin de Laines, Alpacas, Satihets, Kentucky Jeans, Plaid Lineys for ehildfenis clothes, Brown and Bleached Domestics. Coventry Plaids. Striped Lowels, La dies and Childrens Miis. Gentlemens Thibit Gloves; a handsome assortment of Woolen Shawis to- gethsf with Coarse and Fiae Shoes. Also hand some stock of
 Hardware and Cutlery, Consisting in part of the following articles. viz: High and Flat Brass Candiesticks. Brass Cas,ors Of diterent sizes, Gun locks and Flinis, Congress pocket. and Butcher Knives of various descriptions Nails ofdiderent suzes, &c., Nc., all of which we will sell low for CASH
 C. L. JEFFRIES & SON. . Litfis ROek. oetoetr 2J, lS47 r.
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Besicn Winter FaShisBs.

Rsts da Maiia--Blne giace silk, high body, with Fevers continuing down Inc front of the skirt trimmed with ruches of decouPc silk. and rows Oi narrow velvet.
 BoRaet'-!ron-grey satin and terry vslvet, lined with pink saiin, with touifes of velvet inside.
 Walking Dresses.-P.lisse ot purple velvet, trim med with crime; bonnet of blueishgrey satin, with bows of pink Iibbon, and feathers of the lint ss tho bonaet. The cloak of the young lady is of rich brown cachmere. win grey csehmere bonhet trimmed with rosc color satin ribbon. The coat of the yoang gentleman l. of brown cloth, trimmed with fur. The hat is of grey cach'ner', tIimmed with blue velvet, and with grey feathers tipped with blue. Se
 Maatelet.-Faverite of black Velcars de Lyons trimmed with rows of gallooas aud rich lace, lined with white satin.
 CircasnenRs of Gros blue satin inmed with rich Passcmcnterie.
 Coif'ars of blue velours Eping.e and Brussels lace.
 Eeeussy Drfss.-Pink figured satia trimmed with ribbon of the co'or, and material finished with falls of elegant white lace Coifsr- of pink velvet and wite Brussels lace, with wreath of flowers mounting the upper part
 Bonad.-Deep green Ye'ours and sat'n, lined with ghite satin The front covered with black lsco, and plume of f athers tipped vi lighter green H.. .s1
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EIsT 0F hRTYERx

ID EMAINENC la sse Pest Oikce ss LiiiIs Rock, 1e Arksns1as on the 3lss day of December, lef7, which V not iaken cut within three months. will hs BeI1 e the General Post Oiice aa dead letieTA
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Waking Drfsses.-CIoak Of blight blue each mere, embroidered with darker blue velvet. and edged with shaded blae fringe small pointed cape; bonnet ef grey satin, with feather sf the same color, trimmed with pink satin ribbon. The dre's of the same material the laiys cloak. The frock of the little girl s also of caehmere. with spencer and cape s( black ssIa trimmed with lace The hat is white, lined with pink satin. trimmed with ribbon ef the same color and material.
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Parfrfdge ROOia!!
PURIPT TIE BLO0D. M OFF, ITS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
 AND PHENlX RITTERS.

AND
 PHGNlX BTTTERS. Ths high saA savsd sssbriy vhish shess pts-smsess Msdeinss have sequirsd r sr iussraels eeaey h sI he diseases which tkey profess esse, has rssdsfsa sAs shT O lhsm TAsy ars ksove sy thsir fta Ihsir good yosts tss,y fSs tAsn aaa sy thrive nst U the fAi q ths sFsAulous-
 0f ASTHMA. ACUTe aaA CHRONIC RHEUMATEsM AFFECTIONS sf hAs BLADDER asS KIONEYs BILIOUS TEvEn1 G LIVER COMPLATMTSs-- ia sks ssxh sni wsss wkss ss disssses psssaa <s u =. s. s.s M sss sss ' .ssss % ' BILIOUS cHOLfc. snf sHk0Us Lsossnsss. BfLEs, cosTfvESEss. COLDS q COuGRs, cHoIIc, C0RRUPT MvH0RG DR0PsIEs
 0X0PBR8xA. Ns psssm vih this assssssias ds. ease shoala dssy usias thsss medieiaes innedataiy ERUPTIoMs ~ sss skaa. ERYsFP1LAs. FflTU HEvER ana AGUE. For siis sse.rss sf,Aa wes ssa eony thcss medicines w hs fsanA safe speedy and certain remedy oshs nsdas leave shs system ssiess so TRv THEM. BG SATISFIED. AND nc cURED. 9oULNEss @ coMPL
 S,1I GmNm cl55,xass m Az dsi2l Dn9xE5Tx, .F.5:cs, - kiad. INWARD FEVER. LNFLAMMlTORY RHEUNA- TLsx. LNPURE BLOOD. IlUNDice Toss q APE TIrR.
 LIVER oMPx AxNT LEPRosY, L0OsENESs,
 M E R R l. DIsEAsEs Essr ih o sracs.s en,siy an lAs eess of Mercury inG ney dan the powerful psevasafisn of sassapara NIGHT SWEETS. NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS COMPLAINTS W sa kasds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, PILPfTArIoN q as HEART. PAINTERS CH0El0. Rx6 n @s The osigina proprietor sf these medicines earcd ef Paes sf . standing ts s of thsse L Madieinss aions.
 PAINS the head. ssie back Emhs. oiaas and osssna R H E U M A TESM M. Those affected whh tizis tAls disease, viii be ef reEef bg the Lie Medenss RUSH ef BLOOD te the HEAD, scURvY. SALTRHEUM SWELLLNGS.
 scRoFULA. ea KINGS EVIL, n |. wUsst frms. ULCERs. @svs,S dssevtpstsA
 W o 3 M 0 of all khds. easeraaHy expelled by tsse Medicines Parents wl do we to sdinistes ihe vken
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MnNuMENT NOTICE.

A LL persons holding monies collected for the "A erection of aMonnmcntin 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; and forward Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected, to Col l.. J. Rearden, Secretary of the Board.
 The above nOticeis given. because sufficient sum has not yet been received by the Treasurer te de- fray the expenses eonncctfd with ths removal ts Arkansas of those who fell at the battle of Baens Vista; and also because the Committee desires tc know the amount that has been raised for Mena. ment purposes
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasurer.
 Ijttie Rock. Nov 94fh. AT.
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\ LL persons indebted to the subscriber, citbes n by note or beck sccsaHf. are requested te call and settle the with Mr. J. Knuse, his sathor. ized agent. by doing sssa the will save costa
 H- HADERMAN. Little Rock, Jan 20, 1887. l9-tjan.
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