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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-07
Land For Sale.
"he subscriber off rs for sale 800
II ACRES of Land being the

The Lend IS part prairie and part timber !:
the timber is young and thrifty. There is a
good Spring Of aoater on the premises = it is
also in good neighborhood, being about four
miles south east from Mineral Point, and a
desirable situation for Farm.
Eighty acres cf Timber Land in
Green county, Wis. being the S ] of the S
E of section 10, town / north, range E.
For further particulars apply to
Taylor, Esq, Land Agent. Monroe, Wis, or
10 the subscriber at Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKEN
March %, 184S soft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-07
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-07

"a q SHOES. Cases Boots
Es and Shoes from the best manuiactu-
-~sS rers. for sale by
Oct. IS47. JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-07

g d URE Port Wine, Madeira Wine.
Il and Brandy, for medicinal purposes,
Tor sale at the Mineral Point Drug Store.
by r. ID. PCLFORD.
Nov. 10, l647.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-07

q am now opening at my store. on hHh
a Street. large and well selected stock
Of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Groceries, Hardware.
Glassware, Crockery &c. which | am
disposed TO sell as low as my neighbors.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. JOHN MILTON.
Mini Point, Oct. IA. lS47.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-07

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The undivided tu0-third, Of the following tract
OF land, VIZ: The west haIf OF the north west
quarter OF section 7, in town g OF range cast.
containing s. and - one hundredlhs acres
ALso-The following lands in Bichiani county
viz: lie whole ofthe west halls Of the south west
quarter Of section 20 IN town OF range west,
c 1ataiuing 30 acre, - the undlyid u half of Los
number four ui section IN town OF range we-r,
containing b and % hundrer.ths acres, amt
ne undivided halt Of the north west fraction, north
81! the Wisconsin River, OF section g. in town 9 o.
range l west, containing one and -ix one hundred
tbs acres. And | shah proceed 20 sell all The
right, tide and interest Of the sad defendant, 10
said Teal estate. public vendue. at the front dolr
u The Court House. IN the town Of Mineral Point
10 said county Of Iowa,
On Saturday ne 25ti dag Of March. 4. D. 1919.
between he he--r. Of O'Clock \. NJ. and o'cioe
r. II, Of said day, the hghss, bidder, for cash
10 satisfy sad execution and cost.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff.
Iowa County, ~ T.
Sheriff 5 Ofir-, Feb. 5,u, 1919 Cua3
sE- a. STRoSG- ESQ, AIRY frr PIE
Inc abvove sale Is postponed unit Sat
urday the 22i dav Of April next. ut the
'7ma Ganr uul place.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
The Tariff ofISIe

II some legislative wisescre were now to pro- pose to enact for The whole country, the exploded biue-iaws Of New Engsand. lie could hardly t1 re- garsed win more contempt than are those political magicans who announce 10 the world that the vel hre ofte country reqpirss the resurrection of tte Tariff of ist2 The truth k, ike tho hambugs of o'her sges, has arfa5y taken its place in The de- posi5ory of The dead Past, anu Fes,eraIisn will be loo glad 10 cernmu to perpstasl obscarity, when It's few and fe be capacities once more xpozed The truth k, the Shasm that ia fornsr days, made this question formidable q. lasion, has pass away Ihose who were 6ecsiyed have ., lts' ssen that i. F not the Idol ihat has consumed their presents aad exseted from thsm their exsr.cns bn the sleek isn posi'ofs who concealed tlens.lv Ives within il, and grew fsi Hpon the ti5st-s of their dspes When kursre is lr-mPling under foot the hollow baubles and Paiated gewgaHs of royalty il is not meet thai this great country shoad Lega to restore the relics of privilege and poaer, which they have lu bari Iaihams deep Federsl'sm desires io ase the Tariff pf isf2. for the pufpos of rcgaining lost postoa- While il is sbout II, if mizht as well evoke the .h sis of the United stars Bsak and the siaa.ing 'Fny and 90 complete the fiiy and the faila,e
 Fem sylsssia.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
PRoxPHcTTS oP TIE
 DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. eftaily Fedacsd price from si is g psFanpHm. Entssy~@saG ef ns Ea@bsr by oas Esk Gas rseAisg
sIRsIt rapI 6 Crnis.
Prospcctus ofahe Twenty-second volume.

eenueneing tAe Twerfy-seecsd Volume of fse Review, we have to acknowledge the een'inaa.lce ef heefai patronage the part Of the pablie, and el an enthusiastic response from ihe Democratic ranks, to those principles of National Policy which i, is cur end~ssw to esacidafe- We have catered Info extensive arrangements Ios great Varsesy ot novel and interesting matter that wi add 10 the at trsesIoa aud valae cf the eew vols@e.
 The new year siIi be marked by ooe of the most exciting presidential elections under eireumstan- ees of more grave importance 10 our institutions that have occurred in cur asiional history. IL Ia therefore cl the highest consequence that the great questions which shake tke unioa 10 it's centre, shcE4 be discussed with eaimBeSs iahoroasty investigated. ahd clearly understood While the Democratic par Y IS apparently split into several divisions through the very success which has cansed Il le triumph in tAe viRdlcss'os cf old issues HstI new ones have eeeone necessary. the great deno7ssie keUs oi he nAsIen beats n unison with noble patriotism, and wels io an honest satisfaction at the rising goriss of our western Empire, the foundations of which are only TOW being laid and well 1t becomes as to proceed disrassnaately sad uniers,aniingiy in the work committed to us. Although "thcusand gene Fa,ioas'' no, looking GcNn upon from the eFesis of the Aileghanies -ato behold our deeds" thousands yet lo come, swxrEnng the intervening SalIiss, will throag the Rocky Mountains the Ale hssies and the Coeiiieras. s booking back 10 og bless the transactions of SIs. fearful respoa-
 
 nera''On, and that they wiii ever. discharge i; fsIthlGii, there be no doabs. The etEoSts of e Review will be exefted wIth fall sense of the irn- Pottanee of the cause and we doubt t will be wig ofoslsiy responded to by our subscribers.
 The accustomed fea'ares of the Review will b. continued, including Pcrtraits and Biographies of DlstiHguIshed Democrats, whose patriotic pFin- ciPss and slezdiness Of principle have the eoH- 6dance of the people.
 We have so Fs5aEd readers that the low terms eH which furnish the Review makes t intispen sable that the paymsh; oG ths subscriptions should be ih advance; and that ths expenditure incanet 10 improve the Work. can be met only by the prompt remittance of subscriptions.
 The pHhlica,iOn of the Rerlew has been commit ted 'o the charge O. Mir John w Moore, who has besn connected for The last eight years with the publishing d~partmen, of the Merchants Mssa- zine, and whose experience and we'll known ener- gy will 10 doub, exrr, favorable influence on the business, &c- of ihe Review All subscriptions and letters Of blsibess will herr- after be addressed to John ". Moore Office of the Democratic Review. l7H Broadway
 TH0S. :. KETrELL,
 Ed P Deaocratie Rsrtslc To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings thsi have existed on ali sides and cbeenuiiy continue our exchanges
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
Godey.s Lad,'s Baok and Eamilr Na,arinr.

The oldest Magazine in the United States con- tains monthly sixty pages of reaing matter by th. frst writers in the country, twelve more than tie New York magazines. Two splendid stsel engrav- ings, BRdeniabie authentic eolorei monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, ChochFt Work, and other matters, for the Ladies, sll Illustrated and well explained, &c., &e. frice Tor one year, which inciudes the Ladys Dol lar Newspaper making three publications in one month. S3 % Two copies without the Lady's Dollar
 Newspaper, { of Five copies with one 10 the person sending
 the club. 10 On Eight copies, IS DA Twelve copies, a0 oo specimen of either the Ladyis Book, or the Lady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person nay. ing postage on the request.
 Address, L. 4. GODEY,
 No. lI3 Chestnut Street, PhiladeIphia
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fefso's claiming ihe right ef rre-empsion to lands siag " 'hh '''e above named townships, are hereby notezi To file their claims within Inc time nrrJii-.5 ay law. JOHN MILLER, Register.
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mNNuMENT NnTICE.

A IL persons holding monies eoslccted for the "A erection of aMonumenti in honor of the officers and soldiers, whe have fallen in the Mexicnn War, requested by the Monument Committee. to pay over the ssme without delay, to the Treasurer: and forward q Report, or she sabseripsioa upon which the money was collected, to Col L. J. ReardOn. Secretary of the Board
 The above notice is given, because sufficient sum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas. of those who fell at the hatte of Baena Vista; and also because the Committee desires 10 now the amount that has been raised for Mona- msent purposes
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasarer.
 Little Rock, Nov. 34th, '47.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
NEW ORLEANS sTYPE FOUNDRY
 And Printers' Furnishing Narfh0use.

No. l7, CANAL STREET Row rENHE under signed beg leave to announce 10 Pub. N fishers and Printers, that they have established complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut 10 order by wofkmen oflong experience and, no OK pense spared 10 obtain tic Faees and to perfect il in every respect will venture to say will be found handsome, If not the handsomest in the United States. We have also very hand latest style to which would call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by as shall be of material equal if not superior to any manufactured al the North; and as we shall sell Type at New York prices, we trust to meet with encouragement
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule, and Type of any magnitude, with prompt ness We would also particularly call the atteH ton of Pfinters 10 Leads, having an entire new set of E,oulds by which We are enabled to fur nish apegfect articie. We also Agents for the sale of the Napier, W Washington and Smith Press es which together with Glasses, and Cases, Com v,osiny Sticks Furniture. Ink, and every other ar ticIe required in thg Printing business, will be kent on hand and furnished at manufacturers pTi- ces.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paner or Jpb Printing Office will be furnished with an estimate in detail for the saGie by stating the size of the paper the particular sty and quaB ty of work ,O be executed.
 IT, The proprietoFs of newspapers who will pub lsh this advertise nent SIX nlonths; and send ra- per to our etee weekly, vi be pad ior the adyer- tisement by pgrchasng SIX tunes the sin,f.t oi ac vertisihg bill in Type
 GREEN X Co, F Canal st. Row.
 .44gasf 7.l lsi7. s-em. Y. 0. Plasysse-
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MAP AGENTS WANTED

TTNHE subscriber wishes to engage tn 'hs 's's o' N his Maps a number of young and midd'e ',''. sse men of moral and business habits, as irass'''ns agents. Having eowp!eted new and g'ealS ,1 proved editions of his Universal Atlas 'J aSI~ Urge Map of the Worid, Reference aad DistApt na of the United States, Nauonal Map Of The Ch,'. s. States--also, a variety of other Maps i'c''-~' several Maps of Nrxico, the subscriber s P'sP-, 10 furnish agents, for cash, ali the lowest P''''' prices.
 Addfess, .,,,,, S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
 Northeast corner of Market and se''1'
 Streets, Philadelphia
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
~9DImEnE.

yI,HE subscriber, agent for II. Habermsa' '
 l continue the formers business at ms "'a on Main, near Markham street, and keep eons''1 ly on hand a fall and well assorted stock ei olS. . r,es, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, HardwaTe' s',t 1 &e, &e, all of which will be sold low for cash I '- highest market prices Whi be Fsaid for county Y dncs, .as beef hides, E@ltIies, bees~ak As .,,sr
 If,,le Rock l-47 f3-tFaF
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AT FULTON'S.

Fine Watches. Clocks and JtWelry Repaired.
 \ have determined te give this part oi my ba- 4 H sDess, ny undivided sttehtiOn, any and all ar- ticles iR the above Ine brought oT sent to me for repair shall have my garante 10 be unsurpassed in or priee, in the State.
 Jan. 3l, Ie4S. 2l-
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-7s1----l7--i-i---7 ='=--si7lsa=i---7 Whisky.
c. P. TURRENTINE

VI | OAN1H4A4N 14NAf nROPOSES to open s School in Little Rock, 1 about the first Of February lo4s.
 His object will be to cooperate with the citizens of Liitle Rock, in establishing a S<miaaTy of q ktgA osdST. And until such Institution is organised, and proper buildings erected this school will be dueted under his own SnPerintendaDce, in the nest suitable buildings that be procured in the city.
 Physical Science, Mathematics, Ethics, and the Classics, will be embraced -~itbia the course of instruction.
 Tuition fees for Session of five months: Primar- English Studies Sl0; high English Studies $l5; i; Clsssies so.
 Little Rock, Jan. 24, 1stS 20-H
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 " "EMG.n1-

Ma ALLEN GRAY, of the firm of Messrs. Good rich X Gray. will act our agent during our ab- sencs from ihis city. 10 settling accounts due us or ey us VIM. VANCE < BROS.
 Little Rock, Feb. l, Isls.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
Southern United States Mail. Fri Weekly Coach Line from Little Rock 10 Washington, .irkansas, and 10 the
 celebrated Hot Springs, ia

tsttVI uItu HUI 1cPIEHgS9 A
 four horse coaches. INHIS line connects al Little Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock and Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, al A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day,
 The Proprietors ~i run as above stated during the season. The greatest aitention sln be paid lo the comfort and convenience Of passengers. Ac- commentators good, and charges locer than any other conveyance. Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND x co. April g no33 If
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MORE COD THINGS!!!
NWDa~WW@He

WYE have just pkshed, and will b. ready to W deliver on WeSesday next. pamphlet of 7J pages, octavo; Containg list of Forfeited Lands, subject to be donat sto actual settlers, under an actof the General embly of the State of Arkan- sas, entitled "An ace donate to actual settlers the right 0: the State 10 Gain forfeited Iands" " approv ed 23rd December, @. and other acts suppieiBen- tsry thereto.
 Prepared at the Aitor's Office.
 Having been at csiderable expense in issuing an edition of this paphlet, we have though. ptoper to secure a eopy-ri&
 We shall be hapFfo supply all demands for i, by our country fries
 eJ-Piice-75 ceu per copy, Or s6 o0 per doz. en. kEARDON X GARRETT.
 Banner O4ice. Lse Rock, 9th Sept, lsI7.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
NENW sGD~DED-.

M - NW THE subscriber has just rpceryed large and ! well selected stock of New Goods. consisiino of DRY GOODS. H~fRDW.4RE, GROCERIES. SCOTS as3 SHOES. HITS and S-fDDLERY- HIRE, ae, which will be offered cheap for CASH. or the produce of the country. Liberal advances vii be mate upon shipments of Cotton or produce He respectfully solicits the patronage of his friends and the public. JOHN COLLINS
 Steamboat Landing, La.ls Roek
 Feb. Is. lSR a3sm
 Democrat and Gazette please eonv-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

CONSWPTION, Asthma. Bronehil splitting Blood. Pain in the side antreast, Sore Throat, HoaFsenes$, PitaiiOR of the heart,
 WAoopinx CgA, Croap. Hives,
 Nervous TPoFx, Liver COms
 plaint andseased Kidneys
 are RaalIy Cured, By fhompssn's CeDHRd Syrap Of Tar and
 WsAaphtha.
 A LEHoUGH thecat faiaIity of Palmopory "A Diseases. al thine shows that there are par tieular eases that rera stin too applicable the de- slgnaflon of sgpyobihsdicovum-the disgrace of Physieians-to ihis e of diseases; and that there are stages In tAeir prtess which having once been reached, recovery Ssabsfai. Still no one should despair, The wnt of physicians, who have gwen to these affeetb particular sttention abound ssith many reeosdeAes of recovery when the pa- tent had reached 4Ining hopeless stage of the disease; and there ' this time, a remedy prepaT- cd iR Pkitadetpkis Nh has met with the most tri- umphant and eheerHuceess Tn the most obstinate forms of THROA1d PULM0SORf DlSEA- SES-so as 10 havestaiE,ed the sanction and em- Psoyment in the prSe of many Physicians. AlIusion is had ,ol l0MPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR WOOD NAPHTHA--the preparation of oOe bo, having given 10 Diseases of the Lungs and th means of cure, the most care lnl and thorough aNion, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing antarative power of TAR has often been obseryeskgyeTe Coughs and ConsHmp- ti0u. But in the ak preparation, beside some of our most valuable gabae SSesoTaIs there is con- joined with 1t the bd AsPktka, medicine but lately introduced l which has been employed with the most s4sA tory results in England, in Pulmonory ConsuIlDn, especially of Tubercu- Ious form
 Read the fclOwihom Dr. Young, the eminent oculist:
 4ILApELPHrA, Jan IS, '47. Messrs. AGxEY AcKxEY:-Gen,lemen: Hav- ing recommended Ahy practice, and uset. in my own family, THos4DN's COMPOUNDS SYRUP OF TAR AND WD NAPHfHA, have no hesitation in sayinS4 t ls of the best preparations Ot the kind in use, SpersoRs suffering from Colds. Coughs, Afection4 the Throat, Breast, &c., sa prevalent at this se& of the year. cannot use any medicine that will sre or pTeveRt Consumption sooner than Thomps Compound Syrup of Tar
 WILAM YOUNG, NJ. D.,
 l52 Spruce street.
 kLApELFHIA, March 9, '44. hereby eeftify@at after lingering four years wIth Pulmonary C4lmption, and qirsn Ep by four PAysieiaas, wko preunced me iaearsbie, the dis caseiwas arrested sI was restored 10 keshA solely by the use of Thoal lpn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphths
 ARY HANY. IS Spruce st. dI-This invalus4 Medicine Is prepared only at the North East cod of Fifth and Spruce streets, 
 Sold also by w. TAPE,
 Main St.. Little Rock Price of large botttSl: ot 6 for S5. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6, Ist7. l3-Sn.
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PRosPEcrus
FARMER and MECHAEEC,
 WEEKLY PAPER.
Volume (. tQasTtO form, nsr ssrs>s. Pst. [ Eo cpwMeaes Iaa G rafl

voIunae [. ! t<aGTtO form, new series pst l) fo cpuSleaes Jaa. (, ISts.
 TNHE Purpcse of this paper is 10 afford its readers N sn accurate and reliable record of the progress of AsSealtare. ManHsactures and the Arts; 10 sug- gest Improvements GescEibe such from time ;e time may be masie-to ssaaiase the spirit Of inveR- {! tion and entetPrise-to disseminate such useful knowledge connected with the industrial Pursats ot fhe American people. as will enable the intelligent workman to csmmGNa the PstEonage cl capital in stead Of becoming its subordinate and sesrile dePen deat It's obIeet is, especlaliy, to benefit the work ing classes, not by political combinations special associations. bu, by giving sach information as will enable ls readers to manage business on their own account f any fel oppressed with the arrangements under which they ase placed. h reference to this object. in acdItion so the regular Price Current and Cattle Market, 1t will receive and pnblish from it's numerous correspondents, nieynaiioa as 10 the sale, prices and demand for such manufactured wares as De produced at small establishments with limi- ted investment of eapitaI
 Inventors Eil 6nd ia its columns an authentic weekly list of new Patents direct from the Clerk ot the Patent ofhee. Aud while if Is favoriie medi nm with Pstentses for advising theit Improvements deaisars in Patent Rights will hnd it indispensable 10 the prosecution of tbeir business.
 h addition to its peculiar departments the psper wili consain Summary of News. the Reports oi the American insiItafe &nd such chclce moral ant religious readings ss will make II a welcome ane safe visitor in every family.
 This paper s printed weekly, on gv'od paper, em- beIlished with Taree HsHdred Engravings, and con faiaing fOFtyeight columns of closely rsiassd mat ter, at
 Two Dollar per Annum in Advance. RS- PosimastsrS and others may retain TWENTY per cent all eksh subscriptions they procure All CoMxrxIc GrIoNs must b. poSt- paid.
 ". H. STARR. EdI,nr and Proprietor
 JOHN M STEARNS. Associate
 Esiiior aad Publishing Agent,
 I35 Nassau Street, N. York,
 TERMS. ADvEsTlsEwENrs of TWELVE lines of less, ih- serted fot 7S cents three mouths, $2,JOi SIX mcGihs, $500; one year, $l200.
 Our exchanges receiving the above Prospectus. HsaTSSf requested 10 give it insertion or mo- ,ee. and send the paper marked with ink if they wish 70 continue the exchange through the coming volume Our exchange list has become large that, Il Is only by such an advantage that we can adora 10 continue oT increase II.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

@A " MD0 %%GD KEGS No. LARD. Reed per ~Ellen T." ard for sale by VIM B. WAIT. .fpyli n, lSiS. Sl
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BACON AND LARD. S00 LBS. Davis extra sugar cured hams; COO 5D1 do. common canVassed hams ctt0 Go sides;
 $50 do. shoulders;
 10 kegs Nc. lard Received from Cincinnati, and for sale by
 WM B. WAIT. March aa, Is45.
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NGNHMw--~

lTNHE undersigned fOrwsras all persons from tra II ding for two notes given by me 10 John Dun can ai'd Samuel Newland or to Samuel Newland and John Duncan, both of Galloway county Mi.- sour, each tor S3eo, dated October 23rd, 1888, one on credit of twelve ulonths the other on ere dit of two years, given in Randolph county Arkan- sas, ss the amouRt of each note hss been paid and the notes withheld from me, will not be respon. sible for said notes or note fl traded
 J. NEWLAND. Pocahon,as Arks. Tan. Is. Is4S 20
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House and Sign Painting and
 (sIaxiuw.

HI o', ,oLRsicS ED, having just returned 10 Il thIs eliy, and supplied himself with an entire new stock oi materials. respectfully announces to pubic, ial he s prepased execute all orders The h's line oi business, with despats and on the most reasonable terms.
 All orders leit at Mt. Annear's Cabinet establish n'en' on Main Street, will be promptly ate nded ;o. C.I SIfTI IvAV
 Likis Roek Jsly 2e. Is47. 4s-ir
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A Small Farm to Rent

FF%HE subscriber oFers Tor rent si9@h ia''' \ the city of Little Rock, containing i~fa of three acres. is hne land. good nc l,-. s s aIap{ed to al4fket issm. l. kbAAD~'
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Notltt 10 Pr.Pmption Claiman,,

'I'hE following township pla;s have been receiv-
 ed aud are now On file al the Land Office al BaiesvIlle, Arkansas, viz: -
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EaAD n8.

l 0 Bags Missouri Saperdns iouf Z I7 B5is do do do,
 al, of the best quality, Reed pei Aitf'' s" ATT
 sale by "h- D. NnN 2fifh iI--