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BkN4cx. Jspe iss. isse. Cos l.. J. RsARpax. Esq.:
 Nrs--Y6a wiil psease annennre my hazas as . csadiasfr, to reprrseas the Ish aisrsrt ia ahs Se hzst. eoSarosee ef Saiina ard feuy ceansts.
 AsA ebaigs. ycAss, &e. -. Weave aashsssea t. aspsaueeC c. A. CELLARS e cnnidaie ses CsnsistSs ef Eiig Rock tsN mshsp, as he sassims AuEust electien.
 We ass apthosssed ts annoeate Gs6pusx N PxAs. as eAaaiAaie Ior skse sslscs cFCLERK. kr Palaski csausy, ai slse coming August essetioa.
 u Hs are safhoTizsa 10 anmoanes MILTON FOWLER. as . candidate for he esEsce u Sheriff q Pulaski CcmasF. ai the essaias Aagasi eiretiea EYWe are snt.eEi1ad ts aaaoance SAM1Ei. A. WHITE as aEAndisaAte soS the otice sf ShsFif. of Falsski Ceuusy,. ss tise enssing Auges' eieetien- We are aathedxsd to snnonnee \. F. OWEN, Esq. candidate ic represent the county cf Saline ia the next IesislataTe.
 -spra IitA, fsts. -3i we arc authorised te aaaauarA S. M. CHARErs, as eanii4ste fss SHERlFF ~ JeIsrsoa county, at thc snssiAg Augass eleeilsn. s AaEcA 2s. ts&u- 3a 4me GrWe are aHthewix-A io aMbssnee BEN r DANLEY, as a candidate ins tsse osSee sf smEarev, st the eAsuing August eieetinn. tlse ensuing Augnsa elseasee.
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ICnnmrNlcATrn.

tCcMMUx1cATxp- Departed this life, on Tnesdsy 3rd dsy sF Jupe isiS. at ColieETllle. Saline e0anfy AFkansas. Ms BEAEL. Mrs B. was in her s5lh year when she died. She sss nss;ss es Kssssrky, si vel ksown place called Crsbh Orchard. She had bsea Dssci- pie of Jesus Christ lOr the st tweaty Eve years of her life. Her piety uss of that kind which springs ffem psopes anders,andins of tse dviae iastita- tien appointed for man's salvation.
 For several yeafs Mrs- B. was member Of the eoagfegasSen Of BisciPirs at Lis'ie Rsck. AS such she enjoyed the fnii Confidence and aaection Of the whole eongregstisa.
 Her departure from this lie slow and finger ing. sfosdog fai scope for the exercise of str0ag faith, which wss not the ephemersi werk of mo- IDeat-of paia ead teyroy; but t.e tried confidence fmany years of obedience to Jesus Csrtsi.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHIxGroN, June 2. The Senae was called to order aud proceeded 10 business,
 MT Underwood moyed 10 take un the resolution he had previously offered. requesting the comrnis- sioner o patents 10 report annually the products of agriculture and manufacturers and prices of labor employed therein. He thea spoke at some length n favor of tbe resolution
 Mr. Benton followed in able speech, support ingthe measure. The subject was, moioa. laid aside Informally. Ii was agreed that when the Senate adlonrn. it should be uptIl Thursday.
 h the House, Mir. Camnlins made ubsuceess- u attempt 10 consider bis bli pecting aturaiiz ed citizens. t-.. .-T On molion of Mr. Ninien, the HOnse went ito committee ol The whole on the naval sTpropri ton bill
 Mr. Broadheod made political speech against the Wilmot plosiso.
 Mir. Brown 0! MiSsssipdi, followed in the same sifain. The day was occupied in tltis inauner.
 la the Senate. Mir. Bright moved to take up the bill relating 10 Oregon, which wss agreed to
 Mir. Fooie offered amendment Io the bill, winch he said he hopsd would obyiste the objections of the South in regard to slavery.
 Mr. Wes'colt spoke in opposition 10 the amend ment, s~defeetEe and deeeptions.
 Mir. Foote replied. Mr Underwood addressed the Sens.e in favor or l'a'ing Oregon 10 settle the slavery question her. s If.
 MT. Dayton asked MT Underwood if Congress had the rght to exclude slavery ia Oregon.
 He replied, ye., so long it reioained terri tory. but hoped that he subject would b. len the people who interested, 10 s tile as they deemed proper
 Mf. Badger suggested an amcnimenf, by inss, . ling ln the I2h Secion, the following ords ''bui shall not be sableci to the 9th article oi the com pact, con'ained ii the ordinances of i7s7,''
 NJ. FOets accepted the modification
 Messrs. Haie, Dayton and ioote then followed in debate when, of no iou of Mir. Hannegaa, the Senate went Ato executive session.
 WAsutSerox, June ,.
 The Senate was called to order stihe usual hour and proceeied to business. Numefous petitions were presented.
 On motion. 2e.VO0 copies of Fremcnt's msps oi On no'ion of Mir, Miller, the bill 10 incrase Inc medical corps of the navy, was taken up. The bili was read third time and passed.
 The Senate then ad3caTned over uniH Thur sday. la tbe House. motion, il was sgrsed That wten tbcy adjourn, il should be until Friday.
 Mr. Lynd, oi WiscoDsin, appeared and was quail fed.
 Mir. CumiuiGs moved to fe-censider the vote re- ferriug 10 ;he judiciary committee. the t to pro- teci naturaiized citizens in theF rights, from iie interference of foreign governments their agents Upon tbis molien interesting debate arose, in ahich Messfs. Levin, CuTntnns and Sims paTtici- paied. The ro'e 10 re coHsIder was carried, and the bill, after fnlthsr debate, was Ie-comGtted to ihe Judiciary-
 On molion. i, Was ordered 10 rrnt 10 600 eol les of the report of the select committee adueSse ed dr' gs. On motion of MF. vinton. the House then wen, into committee of tie whoe the naval app epIi- aion bill, which was debated fur the remainder of the day. When the House, ou notion, adjoarned.
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Later from NryitO.

By the '. s. steamship Water Witch, Lieut. C. M. Totten coumsndfng, arrived yesieIday, ve re- ceiyed our letters rom +Chsparrai.' sogefher ~ith A copy of the American siar oI tbe sIih ult.. and full fles Of other Mexican papers. They coufii m, io all respects the news previously received from Vera CrnI, concerning the aieaion of the treaty.
 Tue Water N.ieh brought over MsJor J. b. GIahsn, Of the Typographical Engineers-beaier of the Treaty uf Peace 10 W ashihgton; Major J. T. Dashiel, Psynaster; and Lieut. B. f. Harley
 We learn |, em Llent. Harley thai the sirge train and heavy artillery efl the ely ef Mexico on Mon day 29th nli Gen Patterson wish his Dis ision oi Volunteers. ~ns 10 follow en Wrdnes tay; sfter \ hom cotnes Gen MarSAa4s sf tase tofnrtsers.- The Regoiar Di, is'sns follow is cession-GeR. Kearaey preceding and Gen Worth bringing up the rear.
 Gen. ?, r. Smlih arrived st yeFa Grur on the r1nrai sg of ihe 3isi of May. aud ne following day eaiefed upon the dgies ef Governor. rtilss,ng Gel Wilson. z------4---
 The U. s. Comm issioneTs were still al Qaeretaso. when Major Graham lek the city ci Mexico. snd would probably fet,an there several days longer.
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Il Tropics formerly editor of the American a. published 8, the Cily of Mexico. has aband- 70, h. paper upon the depaitnre of ihe army and .evProroses to ra-se force .te aid the whites in aea'ar Ile alil.s as follows.
 Mtuco, May 27, is4a. IT, HAYFs--- Dosi Sis--The expedition 10 ''rfia is a fallure-the uncertainty oi obisi0iHg '-ss'' a >aa Bias hs, in.iucea f4sny wha were on r'i ic scratch themselves of. But fsw of them r 'a's''ed io return 10 lbe Unf'cd S aies They 70 '-fa SD ieas aith pleaty ni sea-foom, that .' l. ii Whl'e settlements" VI ill be too much s'e' 9r iaeil camtosi. and no sooner was the iofH.s ,rpe:iIon abandcned--lor abandoned '-'fau they b gao to l1ek roand fer some other '' it " HiC4 to squat" Their eyes fell quick 'a l4csaui and as inc peoTlc of that State .tti-a as,is arce agains, ibe ravases of the h. rey thought they would rally 10 their call. Nsa- 'oA out ior fhs future. The present -rr.s o' MeA.co. w.ii, in al prababiiiy, pass | A'AiHg fmigraion 10 ihc eonuiry, and should a'a rsn.@ allegiance 10 Mexico, the settle 1' these AAray Nor rhuen n that State. wi!l ''f3 Way eeheac al to the coanuy. On fine Aaid, h ueatan persists m ter independence, sc "tli l'e great a estabhshlng there nn fn- eaderi ReFgb!ie. These afe tbe jews Of these %isfi 10 go thtrr. uinoHgst them are mechsnics au14nS o9 aii branches wao have been ensag- ' 'he VuafaclmasieE's aa3 0ther depar;men's of snar.
 ' . sf 9N ihe exnoii ion to Ca'iis-r1i,a. and an -'t'ss "i'h greater part oi these men, they '.'t'l@a ne 10 get up t#e enc To Yucataf. i' -e 'hepiss'yes e be governed by tbe rules '-'lh'i'ns ni thc army, and 10 remain in ser- -'''l 'As whites ale reiieyed from the presence t ss'tFe- 2 ho have beseired them
 @h seoidioEiy select and organize several
 s s"n4 meb oui of 'boSs who offer, and pro. '.'1 laeu 10 Vera Cruz whoa ihe army goes
 There. H can get transportation and pro-
 H sal h once foF campeaoAY or Cisal;
 "'se afe nor furuished, aii be compelled stzni iHem lefi ih writing "a yeu is 10 sscsrt1in if .e'dA oeinfN'ee ID your city caano; devise @ Ifocgre Transportation and pro, isions
 I've leedree men know ihsy can be
 -' isn 'ea ia Nucatsn before 3 single com
 .9' p' eo'isn up in the Uui'e3 states if
 1 " s1ol cnoash 70 wal on some members
 'i'iet, and ascertain whether anylhiag
 ea nc subject. yea will much ohlice
 i1fse humber Of young men who are .,, 'Al~, Il possible. before their arrival in
 -s,+'t yen. 10 conclusion, that many Of
 N'sa V go V n ne, are young men who g...,,a ,a '7htr Q any country, as they have been
 @SH .b 'his lgar.
 lPufs, e,c. JNo. Il. PEOPLES.
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fhs seErrnsR z 'nl..asri tfsssaixg ly lAs

h csnseahencs cf Gse sss trcasrus u.e .na ss.... ~ tse PaFdhning power the Grand Jnry ia s f.cis hass p'cssnted Afm. Ine KepntlleAn of thai eisy. seYs
 ssfmneaisstly sfteF tbe epening or she c,;,a; n.i Ceart yesisfdsy, Nls. Rlenhsfsssss.t ro q he aid, moved the Couri tbnt 70 nsnth If papes now ep Aie n ths CletkE o1cN, efnanssinx ifsaa Ae Grand Jury ol E. Ismis essnty, as consllsaisa psesent- meat q the GosefRbf oi the Stnte lr fxsfeisir e pafdoninE powFr. be stricken fron the kies of shs Ceust He made that nsfloa upen fie kFoaud sA.i luEisdietsop Of ths Grand Jury. MY Han. the District Attorney. asked thai tAe eonrs ses sosae fuare dsy for ths atgnmsut of fEs melton. Inas. much as he wss drsfrous pf examinsae nashorisie. Gearing upon fhe subiecs, before il Kas pYoeeedea witn. Mr. Frimm faserta the mofian. In itw hslef ..ssks. Afser which. the lugsley ross,s-,s ten ofthe mellon was Postpnhsd anti wednesday IBcFHing next"
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Ern. Rntltr . Rarnburnff.

The Rlchmend Enquirer says Ina, the Radicals of Ntw York should support Gen Batter, as hs ts hirnself Barnbarasr; and for Prcef of the faei ad duces ibc following isci.ient
 .'Daring the last wsr with Engiaad, Cea. Ba'ier performed ole of the Bohiest deeds sf heroissn oa record. h one of itse severesi baifes win the Ri,;sh and Irsaans cn The Nortb Western fiortier. q large nambef uf the sasagcs hsd fouad iheir way into barn, from which they poarea q deadiy fre upon inc American ;TnoPs The Aasessssa eess. nander said 'sihai AsSS must be bsrn ahd inquired .who would volunteer to perform ths pei Ions task Alter pause, the yoEthial Buiisfgaiiantiy aepPed ceeded to the barn amid a shower of bullets from the rides of the Indians, and soon hfed II % com. p,esey zs ;e envelope II in nsmes and isfnrped an- harmed to the American lines, xhea every sPeciA= tot considered his death Inevitable. The hsias q .hsi bsrn aeprted the sssmy of his ssrc"grss Pcsi tisa. and soon gave the victory to the AaericAns
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NEW N NRk

EXAMINATION sf tse doctrine ef the Resar
 IA restisn. sRd slher subjects thsrswsth cos.aee- ted by the Rev. Cha,srs P Tsrsstlae, lsae of she TenBcssee. and now of she Ark4sxas ConfeStnee, M- E. C., Sesih.
 The absss wiii ees'ain see g~gea. s me.--Pries &i,5o.
 Persons whining 10 obtain a copy of fhe fsrss edition xFi de we'll. to fcrwaEd their naDes aa tiss author al Little Rock. CT riSs 'hesa te ssy cf fsss ,nemhen ef The ArkanAss Cenfrsence, ef de N. E. C., So1fh.
 Littie Rock June 10. fsss. 49-@G
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Proclamation by tho Governor.

"HEREAS, The Constitution and laws ei tKe
 w State of AFkansas, require that general eiee- ton stall be held fhersia on the first Monday in August next: Therefore. l. Thomas s. Drew. Governor of said State, do hereby declare and make known that such general election wih be held in the respective cedniies of this State. ou the said first Monday in August next, for fns election of Governor, Representative to the Congress of the United States, and for one State Senator from each tf the following Senatorial Districis. 10 wit:
 lst District coaniy of washihgea.
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pianr lo Eea. PigIos.--lve perreive hv he Nashville Union, that twenty e~aslemen offhai rjsy aBcngthem some of fhe noaf distinguished e;tin. .s of the pibce, tsadered to Ceh Piilew the hpBars of pubic dinner. which the Geaerai poli.cIy de. elined un aceeoIrt of s'iis pecuIiag posiiioa.s
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Deses~f .Nefire.

nk MeiNTYkE. pfxFssr. fespsstfsssy informs
 hss yassesss ard shs iahsbsisuss ef Lfsi~ Rc~k weeks. whea hs wfsi se gi.d tc see thss< whs have receiveA ihe hsae6f sf hs. pssetce. ssd shoss as- sisesss sf shssnsag q. Psa1s~ssmsF sppei asazenss lkst wah Mr- JsAn q. Rchis~ea mesckass. wstl hs psactasiy attended D. sf ths eaA cf the above pe YaAd
 tase (, Ssss. B.
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rye KINDRED DoLLlRS REWaRn.
 PROCLAMATION

Br THE GOVERNOR or AmKANsAs. Ts .si ss whau tks.e Fs~~sass shazs ese. CvsnSsr. yIyBEKEAS. i kss been made kaewa te ne " that, ea the sth iasfan4. lanst asfecio1s mxFdef wss ceusasisssd ia she csaAsy ef Desha. up on fse bsay sf Josiah Mes~s by esstaia Ismss Haekisr, whs has nsd from iasfice. sad ls new fnu ning ms lsFgs.
 Now. therefore, [. TAamis q. Drew. Ccssrner ef the Stzte ot Arksasss by visfae of sse sstosfy h use vesseA by tsw, de h~rshy ofer Fewsndef TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ts ssy person whe may sppsesead te ssid gsmes HsekieF, anA dsiIses htsn to the sesiG of sssd esansy ef Deshs is eseT that justice h tiss behsif Hav be had snd exeesited.
 Ix Tessiagauy Whersof. hare heFe-
 uass set my LanA and esnsedthe seai (, .9 of said State te he aGfxed. at Little
 Rock. ss the shirtistA day of May. A.
 D. Ie4s.
 THos. s, DREW.
 DAsTn D GaEEH,
 Secretary ef State
 D. srmvrfox --~Iames Haekier is yoahx man sboai 2z or 23 years of age. about , feet inchsa hgh weisting sbeat ls CT 9 lb~ has hsrie eyes. black hair inclined te be curly. and wears is icag and eomb~d te ane side--rSfher round shealaesed- he wore away brewn dress coat and ssripea ranta- iocas. and black has--he carried with him suit of black bombzzIas summer eioshes-" Jane eth, ists. 99-sw. v,cksbarg Seatinss win eeyy weeks aad--end aceouni to Banner Ofiice tor eelleetion.
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.sa -smnstag EsrW~-By typessaphical error in onc of sur exchanges. ws leafn thsi sqwo cews wers est lnto suiress hy the rsElrend irsin
 Lea. Cozs;eF
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NEV COODS-

HoHN D. ADAMs k co. has Jssf received . sb ssrge and well selected Strek ef Mew GsAAS. eeas.s,iag of p#y Gasas cspesrsss. nssa~sse, ss1- dsevs-w Basis- Skoess ffzH. Csps, Sc de winch wili b. casred isw fes Casa os seaassv pxo- dsss JAo. D. ADAMS k co
 .fPg,i n, 1898. 3i
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FOR aALE.

A NY FARM ea Fosrehr,
 sssi& sbnaf tenr'een miles ssatis
 GA wess Of Lts'te Rock. sbeat V
 HI fsur miies from she sna.n w>- s0afkern rosd, eeatsIning SIS srFps annst nf Whse is very god rieBs tand.-0n q . aksev~, theFe are nearly one hundred ger s cf ciesfr6 land, com ,dshle hewed log dseIIax honss, wish two roesss. each % ft- sqps.e, well v aihted with large wiB- Asws Of glass. std psssagr 20 fed wide, Re &e- There IS Sise on # very good P-aeh orchard, . small apple orchard ts nr 5Jtrres.D most of ~hsrh are hrasiWg. ss well some p~ar trees Y is vel watersd. Besiies sevefai rp' tgs ad wcil, Foarche runs hy fie yard nee, sud is iser~. besatfaiand clear running stream- There is siso water power ftsm several Bever fsiiag asge spring essAehes on the above land. in the epiph of ibose experienced ia such s't-Fs, safci ns 10 nake-a saill Eriad or gin rsn, tte trhas yesr roaRd This is tie ePiR- lon of Mr. GEORGE ReonsE, the present bat'der es our Penitrntiary, cf the best mil sri<hts in the Stste who Is weIl acquainted with tue above iar'n, aud to whom am sathertxed te rrfrr For snssrtnS- tion. also sefeT to MT. Within Desssn, sew re- siding nem the seaihera rod, Rbout sesen miles from this city. who fired my safsa several years As the mutual Pastusage is very fife ea she above land and ff many mics srnam6, it woaid suake 6rst rste stork farm. 4 eond hassain esn new be made wIfh me. P. T. CkUTCHFiELD-
 Laas Roek. Jsns ls. Is4s. 4l-u
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M.AaRlEn

On Taesday eveaing, the 18th insf., at fhe rssI- dsnee of Mai. H. Hafaisea. by Rev. (. P. Tnrrea- tise, Mf. RuFrs H- ALExAspEa ta Mas MAsrssA Hcz:;ssssExAb. ksth q shis city
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God Comforl far wh;gs.

..,.I. Hil'eh Is decidedly ia favor of Gea Csss. ,- So'e l''o'e the m e;isg of the convention |-.,- . Vas The chesce of the people, and s.,.-. N''l' hated lI ss sad thai Senator Dix b. e,.. e' H.e '"f Governor ol New Ysik. He .t.. ''r barhoGnsrs. saa wiA support rs s's '''l Butler. The b4rrburers will l ,,-- Iae gt'eTameat of New Yerk, and s'A'taNi, h Doi uhshisBeaSy. for the n.,,. ee, The general committee Of N. s5r,..,," eFk agreed ,o support the Balli l l4.s, ,-'.'.h' " tnte of 2I to i2 We are
 ,s,4r,'. u''i iae ns'aoorscsy Of The Empire against sBy whis that can he sisr-
 ts. D, .u'hg to be dissatisfied. and qaiie i .e.. N 'h' whigs 10 carry the Stsis in an
 ".' 'ae Present
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A man, says Cisrinnati edllss. whe VII steal gold pen irom sn edfisr. nOald sob siek baby sf stick ef candy.
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Descsfpaiam Miebsai Doeils is aheut 3s cF @ ysass q aes. b1us eyes fair csmpiees~A, lRht, sandy hes. aspmswhzt hais-hendeds weighs s6oul I59 es s60 ita at,nfs an@as, esd ss akcat fsea . inehss AtKh--w1a impataoaed sn ehmrge af shoot iag wffh ImteAtts marSer.
 TOM STAIRS is absat twe thEsAs fmdinn tCA~sokse, spen&n EHgtiss---s6 yesrs sf age.-e feel iDeasss high. stamt saads-
 CrnEned sn charge ef mssder.
 Lltils Rock. f9lh Jnas. 'se se--tw.
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AAd, also. In each of tbe rfsPeciive eounlies. the following eouaiy officers. to wii; One C!efk ef :he Circuit court, s;is Sheriff one Csioasr, one Tressarr. one SsryeyoF- and fer the several iewR- ships in, each eouSsy. oEe Consfxbis and such na- Der of Justices of the Peace are authorized by the Constitution asd lass o this StsseAlsO. three oehool Commissioners for each and every county. as provided hy s-an sct Co establish sysirm ei Cogsnoa Schools" approved. Feb. srd. lss3. The Sherihs of the respective cenaiies ate here by required to cause said election to be held accofd ing to law.
 ia tessimoay whereof, have hereunte (,cl set ny hand, asd caused the seal sf Le said State 10 he affixed. at Little Rock .
 ~ on the istE day of JuHc, A D. lsis.
 FHOS. ;. DREW. By ihe Governer.
 DAVID R. GkEER.
 Seeretsry q Sssis.
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zA MIX M&A xNA NA AAW [A @B O
 -~~~~~S~S~~~>~~~---~~~~~~~~ VTNHE Subscriber would inf rm his friends and the \ Pahlie generally ,h.l this Celebrated waterag Pace aad the especial favofite of those who have sPehi a summer ih the enjoyment of the dsiIxhtsai scenery t aeadsl Is now opsn for the rseePsion os visifcrs.
 He has erspetea additional baildiDes and added te the Bathing Rooms every pc.rihie eUasenlenrs, a1d gone 10 considerable expense procuring the means Tor visitors to ivy the farfafsed Cold Water Care. as weii as the Warm R4ths. and every imprexezent nt which can promote the comfort ef the invalid or the grati6cnfi0n ef the af leisure. has been added The fame of ss.rse watets ere teo wide sprend 10 need remark here The simple fact that Nature has furnished at spot. cr al least only few ysrds apart.
 each diaereni from the oiher ID iis medicinal qas ties must make thesn great resort fof the citizens of this aud esher Sssses-
 White SHipAur, Said to rival those of Virginia to be fundhere, as also
 Black Salphar and Chalyhsatr.
 AND
 A SODA SPRING. Thesnhsbitants ei Cities may here seelsae them seivesfa a season, among the wiids of aziare and secure thai recreation necessary te health. sna yet Bos be deprived, to any considerable extent of their usual laxurIes es comforts.
 Tbese Springs are situated al the base ot the As- gaziae Aeu tains s0 miles wrss irom Little keck, ten milss f om AFkaaszs river.
 An Accommodation Hack ss always n seadiness st Mir. G~o- Wlilians' Dadanelie. ie convey visit oss to the SP'iags who may srfive on the s'essa- boats which ply regularly. aud also reenses st Nai. riseown, semi-weekly. wish fhe United States Mail Line ef Mr SnApp, from IiffIe Rock. ts ft Saith; se that passengers by either rosss ean fs.eh as Spsiags without delay.
 Jane eth. isSs 1e-n.
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 Proe6massmeS0m nT TIT nnKERNAn nR nnnfNRaR


 H TIE geFERseR sF lREGSxax Ts sH q Easn sksss prsssnis salg esns. Cauasi-g. "HEREAe, ta has hssn msas knsw . ss sns skst " MscMAnA DoeGIH sEd Tom SpAmn. MAs wsre seaGned h ihs Sasl sf gehnssm saumsy, hnpa cee ped fAseEafrem ard gre nv numnlmw af im<Re. New, fbsFstprs, E. THOMAS ', BRRW, Ges- eensr ef tka Afuae af Arknmsma. tY vsans of tlss anthereF ln ne ss~sed. ds hrsehy silhFa rswara e R0G uEMDRED D0L2Ana. fex eaOO fee e1theg ef aAeml ts sny ysessm wAe msy op- pseheh4 fhe aaid tugitvss as5 Asalesv sem ts tke sheFsd q sAid cenntF. iA enes ana imssee sa ghas heAsif riay bs enrgna~s.
 h aasAEm0ny wherceg, have Arrete set nay hnAA. and raus%A ahe seal af ysa raiA sns~ ss hs sfRxna, ,sf f.tssfs Reek.
 ca ths EssA day ct Jane. A. D. ls4e
 TaoMAss. DREW Ny fhe Governor, s-
 Dawn, 0 GARR8.
 Secretary of State.
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And, also, sembers Of the House si Reprcsenta- lives of tbe next General Assembly of tLis State, from the respective counties ihervof. ait:
 From tfe county of Arkansss one RepYs ses.tstiye.
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n.rnlanael. M Ee.

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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-20
J.D. Adams & Co.

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 1s kegs Lard.
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-20
Black Salphar and Chalyheats.
 AND A SODA SPRING.
LATEST ARRIVALS

LATEST ARRIVALS BY THE sTEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT. ], HUTT. has Jast reesived . small lsf of \ fsshisasbae bonnets, printed ssssitns and lav ss black hAseges. plain and s'rspsd lacksset. children. Polka boots adi~s cossFeS snd black has- kins bronze and rolosed gaiters. sd Msssess dstso eases Gcass, 6ne, rsif fsewod boots. sc- Ste.
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 % bones star caBAics, Sssa 10 bar lead,
 2 dox Jaaipss wood ehasns 6sx stone ditto assorse1 shes, kox~s common fohaecs,
 boxes A Ne. 1 ditto.
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-20
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