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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

AN ACT to change the name of the steamboat
ssCharles Downing to the ssCalhoun.''
Be it enacted By the Senate and House of Rfpresen-
fdt5pes of the United States of Americd in Congress
sebied, That the collector of the port of Charleston
in the State of South Carolina, be- and he hereby is,
authorized to issue enrolment and license for the
steamboat now called the &c Charles Downing" in the
name of the sCahoun )" the owner thereof, william
A. Carson paying the usual fees, and complying in
all respects with the laws regulating the granting of
enrolments and licenses to vessels employed in the
coasting trade; said enrolment shall state, add
ton to the usual description, that the former
of said steamboat was the Charles Downing, and that
il was changed by authority of this act
Approved June %, lS4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
GILMAN FOLSOM,

A TT0RNEY at Law, Iowa City, Iowa, will prac-
4 tce in Johnson and the adjoining counties, in
the Supreme Court of Iowa, and in the District
Court of the United States.
March, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
IPUBLIc-No. 50
AN ACT to authorize the issuing register to tn

BE it enacted By the Senate and House Of Reprcsen-
fatres of the United States of america in Congress
sebIed, That there be issued under the direction of
the Secretary of the Treasury, register or enroll
ment for the schooner James, formerly British
sci, but now owned by Timothy Carman, citizen Of
South Oyster Bay, Queens county, state of New
York, and which said vessel, having been wrecked
and condemned on the south shore of Long Island,
was purchased by him, and which he has caused to
be repaired Provided, 1t shall be proved to the sa-
tsfacton of the Secretary OF the Treasury that the
cost Of the repairs made in the United States after
the purchase of the said vessel by the present owner
exceeds three-f0urths of the original cost of build
ing vessel of the same tonnage in the United States
Approved June 2S, 154S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

T7sssThe distracted state of public
tranquility is mentioned IN The newspa-
ners. What on earth can that be?
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
fPC1I1c-No.5 71


AN ACT further to extend the time for locating Vir-
ginia military land warrants and returning surveys
thereon to the General Land Office.
Be II enacted By the Senate and House of Repyesen-
tafires of the United States Of AHe,cd in Congress
sebIed, That the act entitled can act further to
tend the time for locating Virginia military land
rants and returning surveys thereon to the General
Land Office" approved August nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and fortyone. and as to all warrants issued
yrior to the tenth Of August eighteen hundred and
forty-one, and to all warrants issue prior to the
tenth day Of August, eighteen hundred and forty and
no others, be, and the is hereby, revived and
continued in force until the first day Of January,
eighteen hundred and fifty.
SEC. 2. Asad be it further enacted, That the same
right and privilege is hereby also extended for the
same time to all such warrants as have issued sub
sequent to said tenth day of August, A. D. eighteen
hundred and forty: Pr0rdcd, That before the Ioca-
tlon thereof it shall be shown to the satisfaction Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury that such warrant
issued justly and legally, and that the person who
receixed said warrant was legally entitled to the
same.
Approved July 5, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
Approved July l, is4s.
fPUBLIc-No. SOL

IPCBLIC-NO. ob.i
AN ACT supplemental to the act passed on the ninth
day of July, in the year eighteen hundred and for
tysiX. entitled Gan act to retrocede the county of
Alexandria, the district of Columbia to the State
OF Virginia.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Rcprcsen-
tatres of the United States Of America in Congress as
sembled, That the Supreme Court of the United States
shall have full power and jurisdiction to hear and
determine, and shall proceed in due course to hear
and determine, all causes which had been removed
into said court from the circuit court of the District
of Columbia, holden in and for the late county of
Alexandria, by writ of appeal, at the time
when the Jurisdiction and laws lately existing in said
county had finally ceased and determined in the man
provided for in and BY the third section of the
act to which this is Supplementary and shall deal with
and dispose of the same in the same manner, and
pursuant to the same laws, rules, and regulations as
would have applied to and governed the said causes
if the same had been duly heard and determined in
the said Supreme Court before the said jurisdiction
and laws had ceased and determined as aforesaid
and all judgments. DEGREES, and mandates, after that
time, issuing from the said Supreme Court in any
such cause causes, shall be certified and trans
mitted by the clerk Of said Supreme Court to such
court or to the judge or judges of such court has
been vested, or shall may be vested with urisdc-
ton authority to take cognizance of the same;
in any manner to carry the into effect, or to
act judIciay touching the same, by any law of the
State OF Virginia iii such provided hereafter
to be enacted and provided
SEC. ,. And BE- further enacted, That it shall be
the duty of the circuit court the District of Column
bia foI the county of Washington and Of the clerk
OF said court, and they and each of them hereby
authorized and required to certify snd transmit
empiiications of all proceedings, and of all judg
ments, DEGREES, and orders render or passed, in
any action, suit, or prosecution originally common
ced in the said arcuit court holden for the county of
Alexandria, and thence removed into the said circuit
court holden for the county of Washington, together
with all original documents or other papers filed in
the same, such court judges, or clerk, be now re-
qured or authorized, shah or may be required or
authorized, by any such law of Virginia aforesaid
to receive take cognizance fthe to carry
the same into effect, in any manner to act judi
cially or officially touching the same.
Approved July 5, 1s4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

Zachary, he,
Did climb tree,
All for to be,
In the Presiden-ce!
The limb did break,
And he took a fall,
And never did see
The White House at all.
New England Primer.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
O. WTNTHRoP ADAMS,

nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
~ Boots. Shoes, &C. &c, under the Free Mason's
Hall, Johnson Street, KEOKUk, IOWA.
April, 1875
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

HA! IA! HA!-lhe Abolition Organ
of this State has adopted Martin Van Blu
rem for the Presidential candidate. This
is rich.--Hawk-Eeye.
No richer than it was when the aboli-
tionists s'atloptcd' John P. Hale, after he
deserted the democracy; nor do we see any
thing much more juicy about it than the
"adoption" OF Henry Clay by the wings
when Ike deserted the republican ranks.
TIE fact is. the.three are alike apostates
from the democratic fold, and it seems the
more freshly adopted they are, the more
greedily are they seized upon by our OPP
ponents Of the republican standard. This
is especially the case with regard to the
three individuals mentioned. Henry Clay
has been in the opposition SO long that a
nomination for the Presidency is entirely
out of the question; and Hale has earned
such reputation in denunciation of his
old friends that his new allies think he can
be trusted in the ranks, while they pounce
upon Martin to bring him over to the faith;
in which we think they have entirely sue
ceeded.-Iowa Statesman.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

). Williams, Bloomington J. d. Templn, Iowa City
WILLIAMS & TEMPLIN,
4 TToRNEYS and Counsellors at Law.
N April IL, Is4s.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

p. II. PATTERSON,
A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Iowa City
Iowa, will practice in the various Courts of
this State.
March, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
Alas, Poor 1Orick!

E1iract from M. Tan Bmea's celebrated
Indiana letter, dated February Is, 1913:
sMy name and pretensions, however
subordinate in importance, shall never be
at the disposal of any person whatever,
Tor the purpose Of creating distraction or
division in the democratic party. Every
attempt to use them for such purpose,
whenever and wherever made, shall be ar
rested by an interference on my part, alike
prompt and decisive. ! regard the Presi-
dency as the highest and most honorable
of political distinctions, yet it is only as
the undoubted and free will Offering Of the
Democracy Of the Nation that l ,ooGId &c
cept 1t, because it is in that aspect only
that | could hope to render the discharge
of its high duties either useful or honcra-
bic to myself.
The above is the language of the pres
ent Abolition candidate for the Prosiden-
cy. O, what fall was there, my coun-
men! Once the proud head of the first
Republic upon the globe, now, alas the
miserable tool of a poor despicable faction
of political aboltionists, who alone in this
broad land, are $50 poor as do him rever-
ence." Truely, TO what base uses do we
come to at last! Alas, poor Yorick.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
M :lSOniC.
sons Of Temperance

NUNS OI GFWpcuNfCCs
"FAs WEsT DIVISION, No. ~ meets every
Friday Evening at O'Clock, P. NJ in the Ma
sonic Hall.
Iowa Cry DIVISION, No. "a, meets every
Tuesday Evening, at the Masonic Hall.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

L. b. PATTERSON,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
I Iowa, will attend to all business entrusted to
aim in the line of his profession.
March, 1s4s.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
MORGAN RENO,

"A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
II iowa, will practice in the Courts of this State,
and attend promptly to all business entrusted to him.
March, 1S4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13
NURSERY RHyMEs.-Goshen Democrat ed

proved July 5, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

CHARLES A. ROBBINS,
WATCH-MAKER, Engraver and Jeweller, Iowa
City, at the sign of the sBig Watch,'' corner
oi Clinton and College Streets.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-09-13

DOCTORS MURRAY g. M'CORMlCk
I ffER their professional services to the citizens
Iowa City and vicinity, and will attend prompt
,E 70 all calls. They are always to be found at
.asi once, day and night, unless absent pro-
.essiohai business. OFFICE on Clinton street, a
&c" doors north Of Cover & Holt's Store.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
n D " GOODS.

TUE uui rtnrd repeatedly IthraIiruib.
uOtiIIr r5nds nnd cusiunrts iu lb'f iaIsc ant
w.i mtcNd stock ul goo comprising rvry
lnir.rlhh b. usually Kept uD a toulN,fn 'dun
WHICH iprr ii-l haru received aud ua Offering tu
low lud auy uur rrlus Go LuY cyUuo. ia dong
suby calling ont 'rn They deem u um,cgany
lopuuHtXt cirh article, o., lips d1 ugt Rash o.
Na1g tIr rsrhir BY psrsug irHziHy una long
WnIrI aHytu -eut,ul We cht,Ir4UlIrpl that the
A. oua pfit-rs us stock uf tuaj. i'lr hrIirf Or
ro.h sruNs nftsat guays only torsnmk
"lNh atgrl bnals iruy yfninrr m1n"
Ba "Hp snuilrf lu, $50 sltu.dkrrr nrar slofr"
ttyc lis cu before ruroiHtur rftNirf".
A BLOCK n son
june ~, lsls sif
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04

Lororouo lRiCus.-'Ihr Macon ('ul
Journal aud Messenger IN noticing Tile
present price, ot cotton lu that marhci
"a to 81 remgrk-;
These are Polk prices to br surc'' il
cotton has fallen iron ten TO i've cmu lu
less than uwo years ol democratic reign
what price wall II command by the llne
Gen. Ca.s has ped. ctcd the policy uI-
ready 80 glonously begun!
We hnl also IA thc same paper the
following
A Pnornrr or Il.-"lsicct Polk and
Dalas-epcal the Tanii, and my word
for II th, planters wi,lbt able TO pWcnase
bagging at ten cents per yard aud %"
fifteen cents lor their gouuu -Eaauf
f,om w. T. COtgauts Speech IN lsli,
m li'ttkWSgL
Well Polk AMI Dallas were elected
the Tanll rcpealrd-aud what Is the re.
sult-baggug Is selling at 20 cents per
yard and cotton worth cents. II Wal.
ter I Coqull was a ialsGapfophet IN Al
what may he not be IN 7"
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
INVALUABLE
rAMlLN COMPANION.

G,tN Lectures on CaBsfs, rfryentoH anj Cets
= ri Consumption. Asiltms, DHsasts OF IL
Heat. uua alI Female DssHscs. 2sl p,eas j,
cngfavHFs. P8psr 30 ets; bIuad IS IA Mad
to aBy usH--paatsgc l.2cls.
Shoulder Brcrs and Chrg FspsBdsis. 60
Mai ia any rlH, 81 els possgs IsG,llr,
Tubes, s.ierr 80, by mail, letter pa.isra AS.
dmuluai spFon,rf, prg,o, s. TO $40. fer an
Rupture. Falling al The Bow. !. aud Nstnb. a5s
henk Blek, sud Chest NJ by Etffr.s rts1.-
where For Buors or Suppaftsu. or R1pr,,
Sup1ohsr, give height from head 10 fo.i. and
Of ptisgn neat u.o surface iYs.
above ile ldps u Rupture mru.io1 which s.s.
Agents wanted i9f ihe sale Of the shave gos8.
Addf,ss Dr 5. = FfrCT
-. ~ 8fo9dgay, Nra Yorh, POI rs.4
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04

L l. salHeIIizf eI!sfz Ii az5f. aa 4alt.alII#as
d#taz tsfals. tie ia5aazaH tala5IIa nj
Hsfats, - In " ] kHana #fzfHTtf sizfIlI. faT
= - 1tsIs t#eHn.si la l#His Ia In. laKI @
zzHHzisas n k#aRa ss Int. IiaisI. aIlEl al t.
#pfzitif5.ii. tilaislIl5Ig HtIaaaHs iir= aaaT
3 taHf. eIHH li.lfaIi &. iszifs sui 8 4 bf ttzI al
h4fzz II iuEal n. HHi iaIHffa WIlI l.
saaI a#ili lIls Hulsz Il aaslIsal A.. a gfIl m.
{. etsd lzek IaIla izIIa, silaaii lisaf J M
sia#1I tzzf Al Washington. teaIaHHIsz si6 aH##=f
ziz5H# - asfss s.eaIsa. anu Ili HH.n sIalz q
#aIsI##iIHul
n, nm athtr ifari NJ land a pug ii alla,s.
eaHlazuaE : ~ aHIass aHauI IN aaIHs Ut W.za.i 5
elfafesi an aadsf aassl Hrane
| In HlIaIs at il'r aliatH papHHy al b su.i
iaErtbtfa u s#raiztHi Ia siIIi IfiIHHast5s
sEu q nHfE
Washington ssHsiahef =. ls4sslt.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
" asiltslst0n Eaaie and
Female Seminary.

tNiiE fmsers afe haPpy 10 annohare, lhut lhe
/ tSffeisfs ia Ilie ffmdle department oi tins la.
slitalion, will be resumed an lhr 9d Manday uI
September mat, undrr the supervision Of 5 l.
slteR, A NJ, aided By competent aud experienced
traehes, IN rtefy department,
Tiny confidently trust that their eiluTts to es.
tahlish Female Institute of sapefIor order, will
hf Sustained by lie hhffal patronage of the cum.
mnully.
Tie faenllY will consist Of
l. SLACK. 4. NJ, President.
Mts 5 L. DOW, GuvtIuess
Ms l. ] STACK. Ornamental dept
Mis- M4RY { snlntt do, do.
Tie Irrms PET session oi , weeks, payable hnll
IN adFaHrf, Us luuWa
Iultuu, $50
Fteueh, Spanish lfaInn, mud Latin,
eaeHt rAifat 10
llfsNiHE aud Printing 10
Nazls=l,iaaai lizIp. einilaf, earii 30
Boarding, sfesHthne meudrd 10
liy uIdrf Of tie naard
II. I roiADixfER, Pps'l
:. I. SaNnERs. So.
Washington, Aug ID. ls4sIf
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
ANOTHER SIGN.

A SENSIBLE IEfTER-We copy the
following from the Abefdeen tMiss,) In.
dependent
NJ Eaiiof.-1 understand at demo.
cratic meeting in Aberdeen, week before
last, Col. keaben DAVIS during speech,
look eeeaslon 10 say some hard things
about those democrats Who are goiug to
support Gen. Taylor NaW If the Colonel
thinks 10 deter the democrats tfom voting
Us they please by hiltff deatHeiadnn, he
IS very much mislaken and | must suy
knows very little of the principles Of old
fashion kepphIcanism Our fathers. if
| am not mistaken fought IN the old wats
for the liberty Of voing as they pleased
aud for Whom lheyehase, aud Tor thinking
Tor themselves. have not constituted
the Colonel or any ane else my agent 10
lhInk iof ne Ii | Ike until November
neNt | shall cast my vote ior old Znehuy.
| know Inn, aul | hAae hm 10 be bfaie
and skillul, kiul and hamuae 10 lis sol.
dlefs. There are many olhef democrats
Too, that | know Of TINT Will vote for
Old Rough and Ready. IN preferences 10
General Cas- that political Wtalhefeoek.
"h9 dresses 10 sun The popular breeze.
ieW beloFe lasl h va WIlHot provlso
ma1. Ihls year he says he has changed
greatly last yeuT he voted laf informal
Improvements against Nc rulk VETO.
tlaz Ysaf he has changed hae. enough
he lhlHhs 10 suit til limes. anI the ue.
easlou. The elioHs Of putty Leaders to
PfeffHt democrats ifam voting agaInst
such nan. when opposed by Geaerai
iaylof, VIII be ol no asai. have long
hsea sdemaaAt but aHI noW a fayl0f
mati. L L. Bk AZlLE.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04

SENATOR fa7fE GRls4 IT rf.-fhe
Cincinnati Enquirer ga58i5eol Of the
lssa mt. publishes IelIe. nom IL
Washington eoff sF9Hleat, if9m winch
tltf following Is IN pAtmef
NJ faots Of Alisz9 abaat . o'clock
Hlsz morning Wls III lils aaasI excited YeIus
tie el.afs i tlte Dsa.aelaHy ol Ia Aaflh
AlHasEaeHfl! IL sid Al lls alii lazseI
VIII tie s4RefY ta=#aiHt IN l gaase
egHia agJ as l9aud Hse I'm ii the s9ash,
VIZ aould s0te Ii Cass aal buqef-
IL iuaHgf statqd ina Ii llla I.uiu Tue
- Il zIHzf aalavaEg ND II n - al.lii1I.
Hs= II H=g u. tllal u = HIIzH4IIt . y : "a.
s=I=asI WeaId ag published I'm tiea.
layI5il Al W4leu II wound aeeIa.e. Iaal
m Izs aI#espd l.fzzlaz..55 IL Nj ~
zeaeg aiIi VII lile II Ila5as i5tH=o ia H.
aty utIist elaa#e s9IHz II pa8.uuis
zi4etg "a IN luHaIpaez 81 sUe u..l.e.
=s#azszs lie =faz= IHI=#aaE#a = a.
tua.e. niisat lha sl.II. lI...s spuis4eI iual
II eauld NJ 10 q II. l4.#Hlz#
III - aHH zIBea sliaf u u
IN Heiza and NJ Aaaz4z Uaza alaa.aa.
-4HusfH men WUsld uag .5izea. u ii
MI L. I=!aaa ualzf ill., =s4s.5.6zeI4I.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04

aIsa =Y4FAfmsEHs=I4a HsWz IN
he HaamzatlieW a=el#Il ates tie II
- II liz In nFtHI#ss saa .His sile
ii IN va In saa#a0I8Hlaa Clh.
% New lo.A. held amy tul. ou Monday
rs lug and VOTED 10 lIg back 10 IA .
-ubsguDgr, theumd., cd. ciuIiol lr,laud
B4'aE REmt'er
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
S C H. O O l..

Ill. undfriaue taRes PLEASURE il anaonne.
NJ Ia the public. that he VI frsnmr hs
zebeoI Al iis fssdsaas. limr I.nsr.l iWo mIrs
at al II aasiiasloa. u Aiaaday teg lsla day u
sfplembr, ls4s.
f'Ims per hfs.ion of ) manlhs.
ffmaI4 hfluelfs, s. 50.
llirbff ulasf.E, IHHa
bgat,iinH en- be hal sn nnltfaie tefuns, IN fe
sPeelabIs aInea N tie NIfIHIlA.
JAMES 4 WILLIAMS.
Stplfhtrt II, lsls 81
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
sGHAER's HOTEL
" lsIIINGI0N. .-ARkAAsAs.

Z Ill. s1tsertsf haaaa purchased the haa.p
afarflt eeeuf.sti a. 4 halsl. bf X I sui
fau, haz fF.eIHlHd II Iaf lie aafauIHeaa allun aI
hiz Tn ndz, aud tie tf4zeaH HaHu.
II laI5a vi aa fuIHIsIIFtI aIIh tic lsat lie
maikfl sii5ftls, am tie proprietor siII tpatz no
Piius Ia feaaef h=s eufsls comfortable
liz Int silI hf iufas6sd aIiH tIl- choicest n.
liHiy d EaaaIsi aa hIs slalls.. winch afe Iafsr
iai eaitttis.i aas, vi lsa sItnFrd win fisnl, u
Hetsa#sf. aud ta 4llaai= ed l., fafeiaI asiIrls
IL eIlafa#s MI bf tie aaine a are eatlamafr
IN stnlaf Establishments \ sIgaTu 8f pI5HIu uai
taasge respectful, ssIieItssi
CLEMENT sCfiAEg.
Washington. srRi =. lzIzz4fzu
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
RfXNWAN

Z ERoh ihr sulrrub.r living fifteen mile.
= i south "l tauusuif.., ns tl, gIn ii,i., d
- IL geo w1n a1nri Aurl.-4. s44 argl0 10
,0IIHrl ID b. sbani i"ny l,tiaa Of Hgr, . i,,l ?
r . .Hfars ir-h.N b.s.h, vel H,r,.s, back ruu.
a'iofallF uaraa5 p. ita Wlrr. %, usgg iti.y
I.gr DtuYhrl, wurlhri ,ill of uai uuc. risin
iN,fr ~ large sraf ilom r rHl 81. .gl aAg 40.
1u hr .nN toc- Nliru Lr lrii h- Uofr t'i- nait
'i a boa o'rf ti'e flr, whica ai.I .n,ha.r is.
malu s0n- days II s supposed is $50, 90 si,r up
uIr country.
q = \ COOK
In'ou r'rsIt lr, sept .. l- Is. 10 .e- HI
d ,aa3 LltH)
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
siaI,pr w atltrt,.

hE vsh 20 cmrloy q pHl tmurr; une aho
w tsH tuWr vrlI recommended SIS q .,sn.
goldman. wii iind rs,.-aul rinpuyin.ut sud o. b.
aI aaErs, % lpplrlu 10 b. Biaa. .,uu.
BLOCH l.plllEH
Hutton, sept 90, ls,s4g
W. wnud s'Ii o,l aosoumatnr! Toms. o
.n'u sr' %. lmrrfs Isa,s, I- s gssJ supply ol
1 ".k oI .I bH1s. y d s. 60
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
NEW GOODS.

TllE Erharttris beg lraye 10 uNorm rffHoud.
! udthr public g-neril' that they hur received
large ud well selected -lncI, of roo.s, 80. ted l1t
this matkrl. which they nrr dIruumrd 20 se'I @,
tie yry IeppsD prices ofeasI, OF punsinli JcaE
rrs uu credit
GEO. w. GREEN q BROTHER
Washington, iuur 9, 'si. % 1m
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
Hays LitIment

WHruir1t 10 eurt thc PRr5, Long t,sf,.. ues
Dee eaiabsaed beyond controversy Tie s.nsullr
lIcarl O.. iHs Lmmeul IN tie eufr of tAal pfs.
rsi'Ht aud painful complaint, the Pls. susb
vast uuinbrr ANyr been cured by tie uss OF h,
anD 10 'HrH4't+Iy b il.e article known, t6tt ME
ufr1 BE- sa.d by nsy Of introducing d 10 .tr agurs
o. che pg5le, Jasi received and iof s.le }g
Dir f. T. WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
Notice.

/ WILL. ofiru pub.ir aurltou. al the residence
| ul lame. g. liinBrd., Ou the 3uli 80 t., ll,r
IuIuvlug 5HIars. TO wIE
Onr heni mt.hasr Buggy sod hut,sG nrr
Made, uur Elsld dh, Clock; un- Dining lubH.
labIg War; one lda Gui orr sH1rr Nulrh,
one Saddle, sc
HELEN " EpW Nl.Ds
AImN Of y f Edwards, drcd.
Sent illh lS4s.4N,
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
N office

/ WILL sell my cotton plantation snt' n
| the county Of Lafayette, wrsl side ol Rcd XIV
n, tugelh,f with one hundred arcIuntlrt slaves
rhe stock OF ryrry dtuuunilluu consisting oil
mules. horsrs, cattle, sheep uud hg, i1rmnG
utensils, household aud kirU'n nuiHr. \
credit OF oup 10 ten ycats may be ,iE wlN
interest ffum date, ..........,..-
August 2lt 1896
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,


NOTICE hereby following described lands remain
" unpaid aud that The whole the
" be "a ncay the penalty aud charged
az TIE Court House door OF d the Mluy A.
sl7 u such taxes roaIy aud be paid snd Collector
commence the
hour c 10 o'clock, a Mo Of said day.
NotE only part any sold that mart will surveyed of
ID nL Lln n-l.-u-l
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,
IN HEMPSTE4D COUNTY STATE OF ARKANSAS

NOTICE sety TN dand
" that the
a r Of
satnh aud Collectors fore ia ta
of u
Hlrsil.uf ufaHe nri,
VIII ba of
h rls seutr
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-04

RATHER SLow.-"llad you, sir soll
Erskne to a diIalory trad 'sman "breh
employed to build the ark we should not
have had the food yet"