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The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

IMPORTANT RAILROAD MovEMENT.-We learn
from the Geneva (N W Gazette that the Erie Rail-
road Company has made an arrangement to con-
meet this road with the central line between Alba
ny and Buffalo, by way of Elmira and the Seneca
Lake. To effect this object the company have a
contract for ten years with road running from the
Lake to Elmira, and with an enterprising steam
boat proprietor. These arrangements, carried out.
will enable them to land in NewYork from Geneva
In fifteen hours, or eight hours sooner than at pre-
sent upon the lake boat is to be placed, that
will run the distance 40 miles in two hours and 4
quarter, rate ofspeed equaing most railroads and
rlvalling the speed of the North River boats
glance at the map will show the importance of this
arrangement, and demonstrate the practieability of
the scheme, which will enable passengers from
Buffalo to reach New York in 1849. in twenty-four
hours instead of thirty four, as at present
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Steamboat Departures This n,

~ SEE ADYERTIsEMENTs on rHIRD -.
81. Louis ...........ALToN, Daies, SPIN.
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NOTICE.

~ The public hereby informed that the time for the issu nj
ne TRUE DELTA prolonged owing circumstances beyond
lhe control OF the Association will Of
publication All persons soliciting patronage requested 10 receive
no motey in advance lor the present. MA
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9s- The following is a copy of letter received
by Mr. W. Mackay, of this city, in reply to one ad-
dressed to M. Lamartine, accompanied with full
length portrait of Gen. George Washington:
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS:

THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1913
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HIBRARD,s WILD oHERRY RIrrERs

HIBBARD's WILD CHERRY BITTERS.
Ts TSo m4R3s bnys eJ passed as since first e fact was known
TSa En- 'g 6os aG %Ro s PTsPpFse a.! 5seb By ya @ o
To cheat OLD TIME of half the spoils he wins,
And proves blessing the ranks he thns.
The famous BlTTERs made from w nd Cherry,
That to the weak give strength, to the Stomach, jorcc
Giving to the Stomach foae and ss to he Organs ygor
Phe sTs o 6 lg q9sooG & 1si r. TePooae the LIVER
L o yo m dG n believe it y he you II fnd yourself
o v I N isa a of the HEAD and weakness Of the BREAST
Fo Fo N md ma these Blrs rye Eee Ell and give immediate
ana you q known how good they were would have tried them
For Teg6 Dizziness for Papitation of the HEART. rpa
In Fnss Bi9r7 are sure relief and Life and Health and Strength
You N Ind tbey sy t l @ q fsS lof ergops Irritation
You 'ffeei quite easy after dining;
A half wine glass fun before
VIII Rf II 2as sss IL y9a ySe find ID So,S are chng
mo 2w j. WRIGHT & CO.. lsl chartres st.
PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
BY TELEGRAPH
anu e aalng ship Elizabeth Ellen, direct from New York.
THE PREMIUM HATS
a.. ,,,...Gs,UJtT GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED,
held at October 1881 Castle earn in M s u @ N
~ These Hats for beauty elasticity, durability ghte
already IN this market for hemat the North they given
sal satisfaction. MIA Ct c. D. BUNcE, 50 Canal st.
NEW GOODS
GUINNESS & BUSH, IL CAMP STREET,
Dealers IN
FANCY AND TOILET ARTIcLES
Combs Brushes Permer Fans Recu Purses Dressing Cases.
Work Boxes Desks Canes, Umbrellas, Shirts, Scarfs
CraYas, Gloves, Gold Pens, Cutlery etc.
We would solicit the friends and strangers visiting
The city 70 our superior Of FINE FANCY GOODS
Combs Brushes and Perfune direct nportation
selected particularly for this market.
q Z CAMP STREET opposite City Bank. nl4 st2dp
DR. oHRISTIE'S GALvANIc BELTS,
BRACELETS. NECKLACES, CARRIERS and
MAGNETIC LUID,
So celebrated for their wonderful effects in the Nervous
Complaints, only be had in this city of
GUINNESS & BUSH
Dealers IN Fancy articles and Gent Fftrnishing oods
osO I'm l2 CAMP STREET. on
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From Mexico.

We received yesterday our files of papers from
the city Of Mexico to the 4th inst.
Congress adjourned on the I'd inst, after having
been addressed by the President in a speech, in
which he reviewed the condition of the country
There has been great degree of difficulty
about the elections in the State of Mexico. The
elections have been declared null and void.
From all that we can discover by an examination
Of our papers, the country seems to be in quiet
state, yet upon the verge of kind of an erup-
ton. Revolutionary designs are hinted at by the
press, and although there is no special alluson
made, we infer from the frequency with which his
name is mentioned, that Santa Anna is suspected
of being implicated in some secret conspiracies
against the existing Government. As an evidence
of the feeling which prevails, at least to some ex-
tent, we may mention that a new paper is about to
be established in the city Of Mexico with the high
sounding title Of EL PuidL de Bruto (the dagger of
Brutus) and also El FantGSRld VengGdOr the spirit
of vengeance,) El Inferno (Hell,) and others with
no less terrible Names
The Treasury Department had been examining
the subject of establishing National Bank, for the
purpose of funding the national debt.
On the morning of the lst inst. Mr.. Clifford, our
Minister, and Mr.. Nathan Kellogg, our Consul in
the city of Mexico, left for Vera Cruz in the dill
gence. They arrived in this city day before yes
terday.
The army has been reroganized upon a new
basis. twill be composed of Il, 100 men.
GUATEMALA--We have news from this Repub-
lie to the 9th of September. Order has been rees
tablished, together with freedom of speech and ac-
ton, which is exemplifed by the press and in the \
tribune Congress has congratulated France upon
the change in her form of government, and the es-
tablishment of Republic. The change in Guate-
mala has been complete. Every department of
the Government will conform to the new liberal
policy. proof of this noble spirit is the PROPOSE
ton of the Deputy Barundia to demolish the castle
built by Carrera so that it may no longer be the
tomb of living men.
The question Of the separation of the State of
g Los Altos" is that which presents the greatest
to the Government. Such is the vehe- |
mence with which the people of Los Altos assert |
their independence that it is said they would prefer
to Mexico to reinion with Guate-
mala. This, however, we consider doubtful
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NEW GOODS.
GUINNESS & BUSH, 10 CAMP STREET,
DR. oHRIsTIE's GALvANIo BELTS,
VITATION!
GALL AND SEE

GALL AND SEE
The Largest Stock of CLOTHING in the Southern
Country, AT
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S One Price Store,
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7fOlIL WE0NIf D0THIy lST VlSE CONCERN.

NOTICE ss heteby esven that in conformity " with an act 0f 4he 6enersl Assembly of the State of Arkansas, entitled an act prescribing the mode of coa6rmiag tides 10 lands sO'd under tAe laws of this State. and for other purposes, ''sp- proved Nov. 3a \. D. I3sC. That ia pursuance of the laws ofte Stats oT Ark anxas gaatng the col lection sf taxss therein. Henry A. Enges as SheTii and collector within an fer the comfy of inSePen- dense in the State Of AfkanSas hs foarta day of Nsvesnbet 1. T. ls29, at the CoaTt tiOase door In ihe town Sf Batssville in said coauty of tndePen- 6enee, al public auction did se the aOrth east quar- ter ol section ID of township elegen north, ia range four sll vest ef the fifth principal lleFs in' cantaiRiag oRe hundred aad six'y acres ysHg i' ss said eouaty eflneps ndence In the S'ss- fl arkah- 4s, to isaeeika -f PsfAas, tof tae sam ot hye eo- jars and sightysix cenis; that besRg the amount eI ,be taxes ard easts thea dae saia tract si Snd, wfich ssm illl said Esa5eitt d. then Paid the said Henry A. EngelS; aud the teria of twsive D0atrs having exEirei after the sAid day of sale, and no psrsea harisg redeemed ssad tract ol iani, and the said fSI6cilI f. having presented 70 th said Henry \. Enzes ths certificate granted by him sach sheriff and coilector si the hnis es the purchase tasrsef. t0 the ssla k2eSHs -7 and the sas IsseelA requiring bim as such SheFih and collector ia eXe~Hte Co he deed in dus form of lsw for sz,id tract nf land, the said Henry A Engsls as sarh sheriff aEd collector executed, ac- kaowledged snd delivered in due fora ef law, en the 2Jh day cf Soysmber A- D. .el1, deed Of con- 
 ef laad by which he ca8geysd said t-=ct Ss land e her and hgr hci,s aad as-sgns foreser;-And that the saii issbsita |, has since the said sale inter married with. snd is the lawful vIis Of Ctsrt,s g. NgSrsisg: and that under The aforesaid sais and deed of convevaae tS the szif fss6sia f. the said Charles E 4Izradef. and isassils A. bis x5fc DOW claim and ksd ihs aSeys described tract of land
 Now. thersfoTe, kacw ve, and all P-7sess inter esssd therein who eze sct aP any rigat 70 sail tract of land In eous-qasaes Of any inlorynslity, or irregalari'y Giggality. connected with ihe sad sale If said land for spy other defect whatsoever are hcteby notified ei d admonished, aad required 10 za0w cause if say Ihey can, at the first circuit court, which may be held in Independence county. State of Arkansas. in which county said tract of land is situate. six nonhs after inc publication aefear why ,he afcrssa3 sllc of said 'rsct af land should not be confirmed, xc-
 CHARLES s. MAGRUDER, and
 ISABELLA <. his wife.
 Prir fee, ssI 5S. 2i--ew.
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NIn SfnNR.

Tie editor of th, Tsrre Hlate Express has the following singular statement of stone ~hichis sa'd to cure htdrsPhosiA:
 wiIow isjy m tbis piAee has ia7f strne wblch Is said to have cured ulany eisss ot tnctdcnt hTdrophohia Within tNo or tates months past no less than three persons have been hers apply thls stone fr the eHre of this Gisfessiag eoaelaint and to day, patient of this kitd is uSag # nPon his wrist for bite upon the ,hamb or forwfiager-t Is . Mir. Htek,;o, living in Western Vi=c, who f is said was an5enbte'iIy blt'en by mad dog. whieh was sferxards kiIlei. when un nlsiaksbis signs oi the malady were upea hin.
 It is sated that his stose, when applied 10 sF- 1on afsc'ed by the poison which esds to hYdrofho- ets, will eisave 10 the part stfongy as se' hS- ed cup. pat cu by the most x2srt nurse, and'shen t is flied wish the deadly vi'as from the systeH. i, drops o6 and is cissnscd snd prepared os lse again by being tmsnevsed in milk and warm water. This process is Fepsit-d uaI the stone v l no stick to the patient; he IS thsa praAaunc.d out f danger. Ussng the stane sor serpeBt's r, "sies # also cures, s4id to iasare its quality for eusia- madness, henee the owner 0f this important pebble will suffer 1t 10 be used only fos tbs bite of mad dog We believe no one trace tl,r i1story 0. . genuine mad ston-, wbere they come fFafn, CT of what particular thing 1t is composed; but Is sa O look ike something betasen bard honey osno and pumea stone. We remember when mad dogs could only b. found in warm weather, about the scg days h August but now the winter time seems to produce most of that pesfieht s'ock.
 We give DO opinion spon she vrtae 0; tsis pecn- liar stDGe, bsranse we know nothing. but ws knox many persons who win testify to is efficacy, ss weH as many others who wcni listen 10 aSy such lining.
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Dis,raiHias far Beat.

''Speaking of Turkey. {" says the N- 0. PieayuFe. ''we heard an exse nsivetale Y s;erday. It was od by the dpcioe- man up town, on going 10 disnsI day CT two since, found magniieett turkey. weighing fifteen twenty pounds. smoking tot on the table. As he smAcked his lips in anticipation oi his pleasure. he happened 10 recoi;eet that he had himself purchased a pair of ducks in market, tha; morning and began tn wonder how they became transformed into the dish before h.m.
 "Bee," said he 10 the boy waiting upon hisn, ''where the devil did this turkey com. frcmt''
 "Why sa-" said Ben, ssdst tuFkey is btn roos- tin fence three Bight, and dIs m0Tnin ssi-s him fas ds rens e5 ie fCTeel"
 A great niggar tha; We have a shrewd saspi- eicu that he understands the laws of Turkey much better than hls masteg
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ODD FEILowsEIP IS CHARITY AND BgxEvclENcE- Our opPossrS say selfish, beeausa the gess- rA beasts of Order are extended only tS men. baA Bat this ehags of se;hshness grows cut of the want ef correct views of our crzauiza fen anI ob- jects. The ordinary bcnsfss, and regular appso- prf1tions, ara among regular Temb@rs of the Order aAsAe Bat spsc'ai benefits and s;sseasi approprla- irons. are constantly being given ana made io and iog, those who have connection wIth ns. So far as our members are concerned, our association i. not eAsgstahe, but aatssI AeP soeisEy bat as ii regards ths world. n is a eharish.e saCiety.
 Iti part of the daiy of aa Odd Fellow, daty tAs distreSses of hs fellow men, wherever he may sec them. And if thsre are any Oda Fellows who think tha, but members sf their fIatsrnity ar entitIsd to iheis symPathy and aid, they hot worthy the asne.
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MONUMENT NOTICE,

A IL psrsuns holdiHg monies collected for the "A erection ef aMonumeatin honor ef the officers and soldiers, who have fallen h the Msxican War. are requested by the Monument Committee. to pay ever the same wiihout delay, to the Treasurer and forward . Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected, to Col L. ]. Reardon, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice is given, because sufieiontsum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal Co Arkansas of those whe fell at the battle of Basna Vista; and also becaaso the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Monu- ment purposes.
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasurer.
 Little Rock, Nov. 9th, Al.
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SEW ORLEANS FOUNDRY
 And PriHteYS Furnishing WarehoHsr.

No IT, CANAL STHEKT Row. vENHE undersigned beg leave to announce 10 Pub fishers and Printers, that they have established a complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut to order by workmen ofloug experience, aad as no ex- pense spared 10 obtain the handsomes faces and b perfect II n every respect will venture to say il will be found handsome if not the hsndsonest ia the United States. We have also a very hand some as softmeRt of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest style to which woald call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by us shall be of material equal If not superior to any manufactured at the Noith and as we shall sell Type al New York prices Ee trust to meet with encouragement
 We are now prepared to manafsciure Brass Rule, and Type off any magnitude, with prompt ness We would also particularly call the stfen- ton of Printers 10 Leads, having entire new set of uioulds, by which we are enabled To fur nish speffeet article We are also Agents for the sale of the Napier, Washington and Smith Press. es, which together with Glasses, and Cases Con- posing Sticks. Furniture Ink, and every other sr- iieIe required in the Printing business. will be kept on hand and furnished al manufacturers pri- eeS.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper CT Job Printing Office will be furnished with an estimate in detail for the saDa bg stating the size of the paPeF CT the particular sy aad q1aaii- ty of wcfk to be execated.
 lt- The pTopfietors Of newspapers who wiH pub Ash thi= advertise meat SIX months; aad send ra- per 10 osr oaee weekly. all be pad iof the adEef. iisemehi by pasebasisg SiK amss the aEsosDi Of ae yerlising bill in Type
 GREEN k c., IT Canal st Row.
 -sagast !. ls47. s-sa- x. 0. PiGasaae.
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LoTe and Ambition,

wona7s heart Is ike magazine Of povgie-, well d-fended and hari b cone af, but when oaee reached, ready b iak. fire in minute You lnss' wcfk by the sap and nlne my loe a and ean azsure you tse grcSad IS not So hard aud rocky as yoa thiuk. No wonan vas eyer yst iasGsccptibie Of love. and there is but one passion know of. that can exiirg lish the ,ie hEe. Theba of atger- si'y eaTnFt bFcw is oas. T. viii burn bsnea,h The eald waters of iil-'rea'msni and neglect In the ssfiess eaverns of desPaIf il shines by is own yht and down to the gave is gees, H.ziqg ur, even is deaih- Nothing, say. noting eaa exfinguish t, but another htree flame ir the same lamp-tilat or ambition. It vas this that tsHght Eazab.h 70 4asneh thst Ire that a her kcari as s,ronr as in any oa ths earih. This made her hold back from Leicester, this guarded her against Essex.
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Al DUTCH CURE.
nr hAowN.

vea lays myaheiftsMn Ia ny lonely ret feOi1, t'nd dries for ts sleep very EouRdi. De shreams, oh. new fate Sniae het dey TA come TIaI vish vas under de gFoa1d'- Sometimss ycn eats vcn pig supper. n'fsS%' Dat niae siomak isA Alt fall ef sihonss' unA oaf in rsy sleep, ike dst tisii. 1 sers ans, Cod kicks eH de pei clothes and kfoafs. Den dare, ash lays, Di, ,e bed eloises en- kits myshelf all over fruz-; Ia de uscfaing wakes mt de hes-ache Nunl AoH' VI Und rm slsick fsom het fe mine toss,
 tsa-.s Oh, E.g shall be tan foe pcoF htan Ike me- vOt for do lest such ifs' Sone ssvs .lTre.s cure f3r lis dro' ole tos me Dinks ri dhry il and kit Ee sc9s.
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SrArE OF AKK4xsAs ,
 Caaaig af JeiFsTsoa.
 Ia As LegsrOa Gresii taS'i: ou ibs cass cry st3s < faerfef Ia rIcafi0a, Fs5'y 5t4, f-s-. stephen BoAarI and Capers
 A Hefiong Csssplaizlaii
 Hart and I.4bali. and II NJ tV'.Ioh 'of eo"hf-
 liar; of the ksm of farf 'lAlo" oi '4N '1'e to
 X Labatt oi New orlaans e''A'" 'a'4''
 aad all other per-ons. b.
 kradsa!s.
 rINhs day came said com ialnants. by Yell tbeir 1 S9iiei'sr, and Ele herein their Rli of eompsiDt oT Petition against said defenaants- --ihe object of which is to confirm their title in asl tp the fo- lowing described tracts or parcels of lana, situate In the county of JeEcrsoa. and State of Arkansas aforesaid, to wit. "rhe x. " fractional number ' six Township five south rangs nine west coaiain- . ing s7. 5 scres The soaih west fractional quar- " ter section s tnwrship-5 south range nine west. " ST G7 acres south east fractional quarter G. town. ' ship south. range nine west ss. S acres also, " the noFta east fractional quarter of township j " south range 70 west--secion l--aaG the seGth east fractional quarter ef section in townsAip 5 '' south ratge lowest, containing ll4 acres, heh said lands hayIag been first listed and assessed for ssxailOn n The name Of Hart & Laba for the year ics5, and the o&ners thereof having xhoy failed 10 pay the taxes, costs and Ienai;y cue thereon fer satdyea' were averisSed and sold by Joe Hsnneit Saeni and ex oicin assessor ani collector oi sad county, on the 3fd day ef November. \. D. IS45,- and Here psrchased by said eomplAisabts for the sa'1 oi ten dollars and forty five eenlsis being h~ anouai ot State and county taxes costs and penalty due thereon Tor sait year, and 9birh said lands no, eeing redeemed within the iiane prescribed by iaw, srFe conveyed by saii sheriff and sx efeio colec. ior ofsssid 10 said compliments by deed dated in !. August. i D. lsi7. and duly recorded in the Re. eorJlet's office cf sah conaiy
 And ia conformity 10 fhe yirayer Of said peliiion i, Is ordered that the said Defendants Hart and is. hai', and H. T. Hart ot the firm of Hart and I.4hstt. and all other persons interested in the preisrs be notified Of the institution and psnency of ihss suit by Pssiirsiiss kersof in the "AsEASsAs BaSxxR" ia newspaper at LttJe Boek, in said State by weekly insertion fcs SIX weeks saeesssively-ihe last aser- lion Shereo! o be al least six months before the Ist day of the next October ieE Of ereai, eoort fos satd court, which wi be begsn and hcl,isu al the eopr, house Of said eouniy. on the second Monday ofoctober next, \ D ls4s; and that unless they fbe said Desendaafs, ae and appear eecre the Judge of oar sa circuit coaft io ehaneerv si;fng on the first day of said next October term of said court and ser good cause why the ttie fo said lands should not be ecnhrneti 10 said CompiainaE's in eonscqaeree of any iniovtnaisfy. iyrrgal&Fi'y or iega'y connect ed win saeh safe aforesaid, said eomplaaants said Petition be taken Sys toEfssso agains7 them and the prayer thereof aceordingly deereed.
 THOS. s. JAMES, CIERE
 4 true copy Of the record Tesc THos q JaMrs, CLERx.
 frie. fee, $s5, 0e. 23-6w,
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$lOO REWARD

A RUNAWAY or stolen from the sBhscrser. MV on tha i7th of July last, Negro maB A named Michel. about ? years eid dara N comyIeeted. good frcot teeth, scar on his breast, said to be barnt by fife, and has some sga of the letters "M. E" on his left famP.
 Tweaty Dollars reward will be paid for the boy; or, Oae Huadred for the boy and the rogue. It is tkoaghs, he viii moi own my name.
 MATHEW BECK. Beckvi'ie, Carroll county, Miss 22-2m.
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sr.rt or A.xAxs.s.

SrATE or AsKAxsAs.
 County os yeffeSon. Ia Re Jegsrson esFrazt tovrt on iAs eAsRfefy 'h3S
 M<reoE Ia Fuenfios Fee fhs SA Is4S' Stephen Bonoell and Capvr<l
 4 Hartsng. Cespssihasts
 liar, & Lasatt & H. II. Hart ,aat,,n of tax ,itIe. ofthe firm q Hart X Labatt
 of New O4lesns ani all
 othqt reYSosIs e etornsoereT. ,, VTHHAr whereas the ssid,eampiainaDis nass 'nis
 day fled in tbe Clerks oiies ia the eoaa1y e' JaiErrsou in the encui; court on the enaheety s0e ibs-eof p~,isioa or bill for the confirmation oi tax tile 10 inc lsRs above described is sad S'esSs no tee coataiaIning sx hgatred ata ior'y aeFes uvse or less. given n the county of Jeffefsoa on 'ne s,.,,h .;1s oC The ArkanSas river, near Maseiy $ landing on said riveT The said lands were deiy Aa ver.,srd and sosd by John Iiaaimets, Shsfin sa1
 stri, .ssesscF and coilecsoT of the taxes in ss'u county for tho year Islo for the iaxes theteoi ai'0 were duly bought by sGsieompssiraRss 'Sr .'e saIa Of ten dollars that being the highest and oest pa Io' h. ssn. and the amount of taxes for the sad year The lime fnr the redemption ot said lands haVing expied sceording to law tse ssa sheIia and ex ch. ei collector xeeafed his deed 10 said eomFatnabis in lae form for the same. and the sci eotnpis.nans have coatinued 10 paythe taxes thereon Ho'a 'ehes hitherto Therefore tbe said defendants n n&i, sHo I.abafi 4nd H. NJ Hart of the hrm ct Hart aad A i,@' hat of New O.leans and all and every o'hes Fefso1 yshomso,yet. haviaw cr pretending 10 have any tn- teresi in and 10 the sforesAid lands are hefeoy noh cd of the fling of sad petition cs e-ana thst 'ney be and anpeaf al the October term oi satd esreai' court and show cause if any they ean, in eehss aaeree of any iafortnsIity O. any ffe gia1isy or IT. lrgali,y connected with sseh safe. why sand n'se shoaA not be cnnfrgledIo said comPlanan's or sal' co,nplauau,s peisioa bl, will be taken ss eonisss esl snd the prayer thereof accordingly dessssd-
 STEPHEN BoNAELL,
 CATERS 4. HERLoNG. Printers fee, sls.l z-e-
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DISSOLUTION.

yINHE partnership heretofore existing under the \ paae and style of Nelr;sa, Caas< Co, is fis- solved, by mutual consent. LCruER CHASE IS iuliy authorised ,o collect the debts, and settle up the at .aiis of the frn.
 HaYiag sold out ea'iTe stock ot goods to Msssss '. D. MERRIcK X O., the business will be conducted hy them, at old stand, and We re- commend them 10 the favorable notice of our friends and customers. -
 THOMAS ". NEWTOT,
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON, Jr. Little Rcck, 18th Sept, Is4T.
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~GDEMa-Hc.

Y,HE subscri5-s. sgesi fer H. a@nsf''is1' asl .,,
 \ continue the formers business at hi' o's on Main, nea. Markham street, and kesp oS sS C,o1 Iy on hand full and well assortsd sioeA a.,,,.. ries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hafe~sfs. - fl &c, SC, ali of which wifi he sold loS iof e.,p hsglleat nlarke, prices viii be paid Tor eeH''"' T dnec, aS beef hides, pcltriss, benswas' Se raj
 Little Rock, is47.