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of Yucatan.] by whom learn that the Indians
have just succeeded in getting possession OF
that place. They entered the city by way OF
the mounains-a part that was not fortified,
and where no fears were entertained OF their
approach. On gaining admit'ance, they lmme'
diately commenced setting fire to and destroy
the houses, stores and all buildings, public and
private, which came in their way. This OF
course soon la the entire city in ruins. The
men, to the number Of from four to five hundred
retired, to the forts, where they now are. lhe
women and children, (poor crealures,) with
hardly any clothing, and no money or iood' are
flying in all drections-some TO the bush, some
to the river, and many have come here. About
two hundred are now near this place in bum
giles. Some are at this moment landing.
Her Maiesty's Superintendent has despatched
two large some kind Of vessel, the Eliza
and Honda, to bring away any who may wish
to avail themselves Of this opp rtnnIty. Many
rumors of horrid murders are rife among the
poor refugees, but all seem horrified and panic
stricken, think it most prudent to mention
none until more authentic news is received,
will. by the first opportunity, despatch II 10 YOU
We have conversed with a gentleman who
came passenger on the Eleanor. he thinks
that nearly thousand people from Bacalar and
the vicinity had taken refuge at BalIze up to
the 26th ult. The Indians were in force on
Rio Hondo, some forty miles south a Bacalar.
Their number was computed at at len thousand
and they had threatened to march upon Bal'ze
and revenge themselves upon some OF their oP'
pressors who reside and own property there
The place could easily be Lurnt, as it is com.
paratively built of wood. The inhabitants
were in great CONSERVATION. public meeting
was held The day our informant left to devise
means of defence. The brig Marian Gage, OF
New York, was detained for the supposed pur-
pose of carrying orders 10 Jamaica for more
troops
Our correspondent writes from Balize that
peace and tranquility said TO be fully res'or'
ed in Guatemala. From the MusquIto shore
there was no news.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.


II is estimated here, by well informed polit.
clans, that Mr.. Clay cannut obtain more than
one hundred votes in the whig convention.
Some of the Clay men are becoming discoura.
ged but are still iudisposed to support General
Taylor The rumor mentioned in the "Union"
that some Virginia Taylor wings have taken
The back track and solicited a distinguished
whig Senator to become their candidate, is, in
fact, revival of an older rLmor that the wings
would drop both Mr.. Clay and General Taylor,
in the convention, and take up MIR. Crtenden.
But General Taylor, even in that case, will be
candidate.
Little is said as to the democratic candidate,
but Mr.. Dallas and Mr.. Cass are unquestionably
the leading men, in view OF the democratic dele.
gates to the convention.
The new bill for the regulation Of the rates
of postage, yesterday reported by the post office
committee of the House, is very liberal and
excellent one. The abuses and difficulties of
the franking privilege cannot be remeded, with.
out resorling to still lower rate than is now
proposed. Ultimately, we may come to the uni.
form rates of two cents for letter not excee.
ding half an ounce in weight, and then there
will be little temptation to the abuse OF the
franking privilege. The rate now proposed is
five cents, without regard 10 distance. 1t is
not now proposed to reduce the postage on
newspars exceeding FIVE hundred square inches
in superficial size, but all papers of and under
that size are to he charged only half cent.
All newspapers are proposed to he postage free,
for the distance of thirty miles from the publica.
tion offication office. ION.
WASHINGTON, May7.
At this time, the prospects Of peace are quite
auspicious. Mr.. Buchanan has received des.
patches from commissioner Clifford, of late
date, in which the most sanguine hopes are ex.
pressed that the treaty will be speedily acted on
and ratified by the Congress at Queretaro.
The Prussian Minister in Mexico writes to Mr..
Buchanan to the same effect. We do not
know upon wha! basis these expressions Of hope
and confidence may be founded.
In reference to .he expedition OF Yucatan,
should the bill become law, General Twiggs
now here, would probably have the conduct and
command Of it. 1t would please and crafty
him; but he will give way in favor of General
Harney, and in favor of no other officer.
Several delegates to the convention at Bati
more, on the 22d inst; from Mississippi, are in
town. They are early on the ground, and i,
evinces determination TO attend to the duty
that has been con6dcd to them by their fellow
citizens. You will not have room for the
"crowd" Of the 22d.
Yours, &c, SYPHA4.
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HoNoR1NG A PRIvATE.-A very consIdera.
BILE demonstration is 10 be MADE at Smithsburg'
Washington county, Md, in honor of MIR. James
A. Furey, wounded volunteer, recently re-, e.,
turned from Mexico, when public dinner will
be given him. Il is surprising that heretofore
the honors hasve been bestowed aonly on the
epauleted gentry.-Balt. Sun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14
uEn Pieces MusIim-BC.Inncs q

CV CAShMERS, the riches, assortment
IN the market, may be seen al DOU6nrUN's
Oct 80. lsi7
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Administrators Sal,

Ri virtue Of decree of the circuit cout, -,
- tasailc county, in the state of Illinois. vii
pe sol'' by or under the direction Of the snbser;'
Y"s' administrations Of the estate Of ions T.
,"omrsoN, deed, on the 18th February n,,,
.. O'Clock, p. NJ, on the premises, all ,hc rioh,
m' ana interest of John l.. Thompson. late of
- saNe county, deceased. had in and 10 I,.
h,. ti3) and fourteen (l4) in block one
~, "ss a"'' eighteen; QlsJ lots Eve (5) and
r,alo) Ia block one hundred an tbir,y.,vo
10. j situate AMI being 10 the town ,T J,.a,,.
70 NE county OF Lasalle and an uuJ,viJ.J w.
.e'es. OF 'hir'y-tee 1851 acres Of land in sec,;on
,men'y,se'en' III IN township ihrty.furr3i
'o ~ u range one, H. east of 81 p. ~.
The day Of sale D,,cJ n"o o n" ~ v"
IhNE A. McCULLEN. Adminst,r.
y rHiLLlP McCULLEN ,herhusL,nI
GILES y. LINDLEY, Adn,inist'r.
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E5fafe Cf Leui W00dtraya dec,d

oiiCE Is hereby given thstI will attend
: = INC regular term Of the Probate Cou,, Of
a., -, 3alr county u be holden at the office Of tho
'1nl'e lnstict,ln Ottawa, on the first Monday
~ eofuary next, (or setting and aLius,ju, ali
C''.ns against tho estate of LIvI Woorw,pn
"'e d. All persons having claims against ,be
Si' estate, are hereby notified and requested Ia
n'"hd o, H. time and place at rr.aid, and rro.
aus lh'if claims ia wr,lIn- for IN, purooss ,f
"ar,na N" s1ne adjusted. IN }. CT AK.
Dee s, 1917 81 ~,
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Estate Of WlNIam Croe;or ,oo,J

~ oi ICE is hereby given Tia, will ATTAIN,
me regular term Of the prub,t. Can, ",
,.' SAFE county, 10 be holden al The Office or,h
rfnnate Justice, in 9towa, on III. 6rs, NonJ",
~ rtof'ary next, for settling and aJius,ing aII
ra.ins against the estate of WILLIAM GRO
pam dec d. AN.Persons hnvinr claims ,,,;no,
tue SAID estate are hereby notified oad r,ons,,oi
10 attend at heiime and place aforesaid and n,o'
uuce ear ch'ms in writing for the nu,posn y,
hov,hs the same adjusted. A.. 0. CROSIAR
Dec 10 lSi7:-2 ~,
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CURElR LIFE SECUpFD

g., contains no Mineal Medicine.
r. I'' M tambfo1e or other powef.
~, wv" '2urSa'ivr. No fear Of rrkin,
'',u WIZ u"'e influence, no change in d,.
lions \ CURlDp IIrr ,,, ~. "",t-
TIED. '"A"AN-
JJ'Iamphie,inc valnob,o ,on.m.,..
speeding this mG,e NAV he nl,,,,,s.I',, W.
gals. = s'''s
~ For sale Lcuis,,,top,n;,..,
| ,,"e s'o'' Q, ~. EASFERLY. No. &c
n, ~ 81 49,. :" opposite the Post O.lice.
,nuri, Illinois, aHiscons,n ,a 'o' aus
ders must he add1 az VI
KING & VII Ag,n,s o,, ,n.
Ottawa, Nov. Li7 ''""o'S'
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Estate Of Polly Long, dec'd.

n hi' persons indebted to the estate of said
Il n deceased are requested to make immediate
lice. An pIITrEprtr, 80 o'oos'r Jns-
Jan Ii, 1873 "'O' Aamr'
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Estate GrSimon Crosiar, dec,d

To all ptom il may concern.
~ oIlCE is hereby given tina, on ss,urd,v
! y the l5ih dayof January next an ,ppIica,ion
WI be made 10 he Probate Coud Of JaS,ll,
county tor an order authorizing The compounL;rc
OF claims belonging 10 the saiJ estate
DEC rs, lS47. SARAH CROSJAR. o5,,,r
AMASA 0. CROSIAR. oJo,,
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a,L.OrIls---

" Black, blue, blue-black, green, brown, and
grey Broad Cloths;
Black, blue, and green Beaver Clolls,
Black, blue, brown, & fancy Casslmers,
Sa,.neus. Of all qualities and prices,
Tweels, Ky. Jeans and llardtimcs,
For sn.c very low, Tor cash or produce.
Oct. 1871. CUSHNAN y GnlDLEl,
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E'lafe q christopher Long, dec'd.
\ It, persons indebted to the estate of said
I n deceased are requested to make immediate
tce. A.D Bl,TrrprJcI, o'a's JUS
Jan. 10. 1913 '""''
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Ouawa. Ian l.IS4S Treasure
Books.
Motto.

THNIlE undersigned, having disposed
L. Of his inleres, and terminated his
connection with the fremont House, adopts
ttis method Of onn ,uncng tina, he has taken
rooms u, The CRY llorEL, Brown and Tultlcl
where hc is prepared To receive biz friends, ana
th So who may have business with
Chicago. dcc3l. JASON GU riley.
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Oh BIS. bro. Shooting ~ s,,;r,iuy.

Oa DIS DfO. sECCtt1g ~ Si.;rIi,,u
w " brown and blue Ufilhnc,,
10 " Cotton Batting,
u" " Wahdng.
Candle WIcking, Bed Ticking, s,,ineJ
Shr'ng' plaid and striped Lnseys. Rob
h'ys' white. red, and yellow FlanueIs
bIrdseye aud Russia Diaper, table Linen
aud Cloths, IRISH Linen. Brown Holland
Crash, Burlaps, Begging, etc; Buck Ni,.
tens and Gloves, heavy woullyn d.: Ia.
dies and gents KID Gloves. Mu,, 10, ~
qua'''Ics' wors,ed aud cotton ,io,...,. a,
c"Ior-' fnai''''., and prices; Pins. N.,.
dies Threads, Tapes, Ribbons. Wel,irg
Cord," llalcbone, Gipps. Ffinges. co,d.
Hooks and Eyes, Bonnie, Wire. Ko,uin.
Pms, fhimbIes. Combs, Snuff Box.
shirt Buttons and Studs. coat. ye.,..i
pant buttons of all kinds, Susp,rdr,.
EIasiics, Comlorlers, ShawIs. hdLC ,,.
un1'd a, very low price. oy
n' L. 1917 tIs,dNAN 4 Gpfnir,y
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NJ EX!CO TAKEN!
AND
A Perfect Avalanche ofGoods at
BOUGHT 0N9Sa

"He Mdt J"ys some goods bugs trash. Jut
my rho deaf at Roughtoa's Cheap one
frice Store nerertaii Of getting bdrgGias, ~
Is prcsen, stock SURPRISES all and every
sock of Goods ever ~ hihited II, Ottawa
ana as they were purchased late can aud will he
'''i IRON 10 to % per ccnl. lower than any stock
IN town.
Particulars next week, but to sccur, rich and
desirable sly les If goods, delay not an early c..
Agte'aNy to the cnst"m 81 my very worthy
" br'fdnen IF lie 1tode," also return hc,ri.
ir'' thanks I" The public ior The many knJnesses
have received at their hands.
Ottawa, Oct. 10. 1871.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
La Sale Probate COurt.

tNiE regular tern. Of the Probate Com, g..
Il lhecounty OF La Sale will be held ON ,l,a
,fst Monday OF every month at the otcc Of ,bo
Sepks. IS47. pan ~.
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JOEL a. HATTEsoN. JOHN ppr.rov
c RtFERsNcEs:
Capt. Calvin Case, s. Is
Messrs. Pomeroy < Durkee. ""'
80 "a. walker, Esq, Baton Rou0e:
WNenJanain Wacle, Esq, NateI.e,:
I. n W. W i'ia an and Lawrence, Qsaacv;
l.. L. Sanger. Esq, GGleDo.
' C o ans" ona Dye nyerS chapin, Chicago
Gem aI'1 5ae GSDIF9 ,". E'q,' L0e'yors;
"e'sfs' Matteson Braducr. Joliet:
6, Ma,kcr x Tickling, Ottama;
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LasaIe;
y. l.. Hough, :.
James Dunlap, Esq, JacLsou,;U..
" {. n Eor,enias s Griswold, Peoria;
n, -, Phelps & Bourland,
Hon Thomas Ford. :,
D frsS1S i,e Sraaaer r. 4 Co., AeU York;
Messrs. Suydam, Sage & Co.. g
A. J. w HiIiGirnlng, Homer s. Co., 4jbCny;
Messrs. Kimberly, Pease & Co.. Busc,o.
icy Webster, 8
(. Recd, Parks & Co., Bearer:
:, Bob6 Bishop, Clereland
Bnrrows & Co., Cincinnati.
:. W WiinaInS =: y Dilworth, Piitsbu,y;
Knapp * Totcn,
It" Z. & F. Faber, 6. Haila
!. ID. Harmon, ESQ, pc,v.
Messrs. Hoffman 4 Coats. :.
/. ID. Brewster. Esq,
a. = H. W KIdtsely' Esq, Springfield;
Wm. Fem, Esq, Incon;
Messrs. Dudley x Wardlow, Hennc,,;,,
Chas. u Wilcox, Esq, PeIin.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON COnslGrNrnIs
hrltr'ng to ort Card above We iske mi. ,c.
49, !" Soi',' Consignment. of Merchandise.
A. WI ,a'e mere or ior"ariing 10 other points.
81 'n"" roh"ne ourselves ioa Commission
o"aid'ns business. and feel conf,l, Mt in
y"u '"a' our experience. in business.
SUI ''qualn'once generally in the country. viii
- 10 give any business with which ~
'1 We 'a'o'eu me most satisfactory attention.
any person wishing 10 bave groceries ofanx
"'"u OF any other article purchased ia st. Loui.
OF New Orleans and shipped to them, can have
" zone ny sending their otd,fs to us. for ,vo
ana 'nh per cent m The monsy Invested. Per.
, SONS uoins "toii business any whers w.,, If
ot'foi'' m III any other direction, csn J,p,nJ
upon havinis 'hcir orders flied OF es low ,n,s.
y 'nry 'end to u, ard Fcfhsis iower, than ,bey
'"oh 10y coming themselves Every al,cniion
,nl' DC gwen IN h1'rs goods put in soo., order
i'o "hfPrd III low RATS, however smoil Tho
'"o"h' NAV he. that Is sent Ia IT, To he invested
i email Dc done promptly and 10 order.
NNfIESON x PRESTON
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administrators S,,c

W 'n'uc 'is d,cr.r Il the Ci,u,u Gam, b,
H|"' ale COUNTY. IA HE state Of I,,iu,,,. q, b,
.. '",". lN ~ unuor Tie G.rc,li.us of rho Ell
''' 'lmi"isn"fC, Of tie ,Nai, ps So
"S"' - Gee Il, on H., 81 IA day of J,nuo,y
'I'9' ~ '!''h d" AFTERNOON. on tie Premise.
' w" CERTAIN l',ce ~ pdrc, # land stu,,.L
'" we ',u'dt e las lie md sra,. af',.,',i
c''p'n I''""s, VIZ Orr lot Of Land c,,'.
'1n'' i'f'y nine ard 50-lCO acres. hcirg rs,,
., Nv " w. w. 81 quarters Of section .. il,
ID y Of Il. E of the m. comn,.rc,r,
az hhe ~ chains wet uf the crutr, ~, IL
sc'''u' on IN quarter section line. theme. %
ueg 10 MIN, 10 CHI 81 links, the centre If .,;I
s,'o'n being north CHI rs links ;therce 70 loo
10 MN" 4 ch 40 links; thence II % ,Icr on ,.,,,
Is ca - iok-. rh.rcr IS deg l5uin ~ 90
cn"i", ~ Inks thence 0Icp as n,n4IOch.ins
a. ''hE,; tn nc" ss7 deg Comm rh,,ns on
INKS 'hr'r"s 30 DIR % ann II chain. AZ
ms \" 'hf place at ncsluuiur. cor;,Inin,,,r.
y n'n" 'ci', H., huutrcj.hs 81 .u o,r,.
Terms n'd conditions Of "a. ,,o,I, L.. ....
The d.l ofrl IV\gv. ,tu,H' '"" %"
Drccuh,t 10 1911. 900"
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bMARRlEDL.ADlES.

"'''''0uies are almost irsdably suljpc, To-
'""' P"".,ni Injurious dI>ea.e, the Piles. with
us I EXPERIMENTATION ofihs sonacb. Bowels
'"" y luz okncss Of the back, low Of Blood
90 we n. Aeiuc; The Elec,unry i perfectly sal;.
l ~, rt'snai,d'cs aud The most ueiul co,hnr,ic
'n'' ''u PoTy be used, A. it via not only 70.
IL ,t' W" , - "nd all lnhamua,ory diseases
"',.'u' P''" Irritation, but vii! insure onca
y u,ne' winery, and sound constitution
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Estate + Peicg Frinh, dec'd.

- " W. Ut Z u
OIiCE !. hereby given tina, will orona
l we regular tern OF the Probate C,p,, -,
va sale county, t, he holden a, the ci,ics nt,bn
',na'e Justice, IN Ottawa, on the first N,rJ,,
w. ! ''''ary htst, f'r s,rliog rnI adns,ioy nj
I'''''S against tie r-iHte Of PELEG rRINI{
u'o'''''' NJ pcr'onS having CLAIMS ,sain,,
~" ~" ,s''t'' are hcr'ly n"r'li,d and requested
w "', al '"' umr and place sfnrcsaiJ. and r,,.
r'', we" ''"'h'' ~ writing for the purpose If
having the sane adjusted f''' "
no .o. hEFsEi FRINK A9o.'r.
'''' !" 'S|' CLAIR f. JAMES. admir-.
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New Goods! New GcOdsi:

Nv are n"w receiving from New y,,L
w boston ana inihdrph,ln. large onJ
'''''d assortment oltancv aud staple
| DR J MS.
I Ana il,r them for sale ~ tur,, Ian, ,,:..,l..
we are co. hdcni II s'll he to tue rrra,, # ,,,,
'"n''fs - tHl mi evan NJ our stock and rr,c..
n''ot' putchnslt q elsewhere. We t,.n,cif,,u,
,n''" our ola customers aud the public general.
" To call over at the cd stand on the .n,,h .ir
IN" public sqnarr AID cyaminc.
Forty pieces of rich. new slyIc
F"hA " inter Dress Goods.
sucu AS
PIa'n and Fancy Alpacas,
Satin stripe and checked Alpacas.
Tartan Rob Roy, & Oregon PIsids,
Orleans Cloths,
DeLise and Orleans Cloths,
observation-disclosures.
PlaId, all wool, Cloaking, &c.
for'y Pieces, Noc S,ylc
Fan a Winter Ginghams.
500 and upwards, pieces Prints.
from u 10 Is cts. per yard. al
new styles and patterns.
ALso-Book. Swiss, Null and Jaco. |
net Muslins,
Greene, Bergc, Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers. silk Fringcs,
Plain and Plaid Linse,s,
= Red' white, yellow & fg'd Fannels,
i!andkerchic(s, Shawls, Hosiery,
ber'n wool and working Canvass,
Black aud co'orcd kid, cashmere,
cotton and Isle thread Gloves,
Nnd AT olher articles usually cnquircd for in n
'nuntti store,
~ B.-As usual. most kind. of country ,r,.
luce taken IN exchange.
WALKER & iIICKLLNG.
Sep, %, 1917
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Il 6dieS and .nUCfs.
Il hnc assorimcu', prize, 10 sun purcha.
sCrs.
4 |. : u

t'oc6sry, Hrticare md Groceries.
Ihe und'rslgucJ is row prepared ~ rll,r n
larger and cheaper stock Of goods To the ,nhap.
'lnt' ut ihl' county, than cru he found IN nov
''hrr establishment. JIG. NArIiNGER
Srri y 1917.
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Bring on yaur Wheat!

IA Aihaa or T. 900 bushels Of wheat
lOetOSP wanted, Tor which the
hghesl market price will he paid IN CAsu-mo-
thing said aJoui goOds AIN ". NAGlLL.
dec 81
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New Goods Just Received,
r. BASSNETr

"A ly Tor the very liberal patronage ,.,srasI
,;na .. uu'ng the past season; hoping for Con.
"huonce Of their favor, aud intending 10 80,
morning to deserve il. he now has the ple,,n,. -,
announcing the receipt Of An unusually ,Ls'n
'"'se and 'g'Ie"d'd assJrfmeafeC F
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together with Groceries, CcocLsy,
U0fdM0re, B0ois nnd .Shnes

/lardrore, Boots and Shoes.
'"u o'h'f articles pertaining 10 his line he 10
ba' poor hand at pulling and exssgera,ion. and
."e'iore leaves this 10 Others. Bu, he respect.
my 'ques's the ci'izens of Ottawa and sur.
cunning country to call and see for themselves.
49,, ,h''ea mat they will decide that he ha. The
o,o. VI. eHeope'f and most toshfuAyselc,ed stock
s,,.I; '' ~ Town. !Je will be found a, his old
D., on ~ n'ouick Block, onedoor north oi,he
may iavor him with call ""'
a Il kinds olproduce wanted for goods.
Oct. |, 1917. e"''
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

IVy>iiE subscriber will sell lots in the South o..
L ,a~a Cemetery until the LIST Of Docembe,
1917 Tor 50 each, after which an additional, price
WI DO charged N proporlicn To The improv men,s
"ane' THoS. VI. MASON.
'Nu'h piiwa, nov l. 1877, 30wi
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Mems and Goys' Caps.

~ o large aud complete an assotImnet Of CARS
h Saas ne ger before offered TOR sale IN Pern. as
|, : tn be- fund at MCMILLAN 81 BROS.
Pffn oct 20 1877.
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n L W GO 0 DIS!
a lcxandcr w. NInriII

~ CIV oilers for sale at the NEW STORE OF
~ The northwest corner Of the public sauar.
large lot OF entire new goods, at prices a. low
rs any other house In The state, Ills stock nj
DRY GOODS Consists, in part, Of
Broadcloths, Ginghams,
Ia'slmeres, Prints,
Sa,tineus. Lawns.
nweedS' Rob Roy Plaid,
Keniuky Jeans, Oregon +"
Vesiings. California
MouS-dc'Ianes' Rough Il Ready,
AIpacas, Plaid Linseys,
Cashmcr.dc.Larcs. Wool sbawls.
Bed Ticking, Dumg, Fannels, Bra. Holland.
lush Linen, Russia Diaper. Crash, Barpinr.
bAiung' "Ick'ug, Hose. Nerdles, Pms, RIB.
buns Ihf'ad, ,Iis. Cord, FRINGE. Gimp. Bur.
TONS lb.m1Irs, Niud., Shirts, Buttons. Suspcn.
drrs, Side aud Back Combs. Of all shane, and
sizes. Also, large assortment, Of
Boois T. Shoes, Nmdarare g. Crockeyr.
ALso, a large lot Of GROCERIES,. Cru.b.J
and Loaf Sugar, Brown. Havana, Mu.covo!,
nnd Ne" Orieans sugar; Old Java and II,
ooilee; old Tyson, Young Tyson and Black
i"as' snlm'gs. Cloves, Pepper, AlIspice.
Ginger, lHdigo, Salera,us, &c. &c.
tra~1. Oct. -, lSI7
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j t. n " S &. TIVE T. D.S
VI all Alnds and prices,

/, N Our MING GOODS
nomoazlnes' Striped Barge.
Black Mous.de-lanes, Black Ginghams,
Bavarian Cloth, Black Calicce.
SX.A Wis.
Twill d. fg'd. Silk, Brosha,
IufSefian, Cashmer,
Florid. 1hibe,.
Merino, Plaid Woo
Oress ndkerchiefs.
Silk, Mpus,Ie.I,ne
Satin. Thibe,
Gauze, Cashmer,
Ladies Fancy Goods.
Silk q velvet neck ties Collars,
Gauze merino vests, Collareus,
Gimp do Chemeset,s,
Silk and lace buttons, Purse twist.
Bonnet e. cap flowers Wrealhes.
Clores.
AID, oil colors, Lise thread,
Black Mohair, Chcne cotton,
Egyptian long mit,s, Black p.enei,
Half fg'd. do Cashmer,
Pearl and China silk, Zephyr worsted,
Derby ribb'd. cuffs, Misses cashmer.
Steei U'are.
Steel bag and purse Clasps,
Rings, Tassals, Deeds. &c.
Domestic C o o s.
Brown and bleached muslin. tom 10 %
yards wide.
Ticking, Checks.
Flannels. all colors, Table covers,
striped & dotted. Table cloths,
Linen & cotton diapcrCrash,
Rob Roy plaids,
q cots g. Shoes.
Ladies walking,
Double and single sole Bushins,
High calf and morocco,
Misses shoes, all kinds,
Genilemcns calf, pes'd & sew d boots,
do Kip do do
DO Heavy, do do
Brosans ofevery description.
In addition TO the above enumerated good.
huv. large ard general assortment of
Ready Made Clothing.
Pilot Hunting Coals,
do Sack,
do Over Goats,
Brown q Black Cloth Sack.
Dark Tweed, heavy.
Plain and fancy cassimer Pants.
Cassinet, and Jeans do
Gu, Velvet, Wove 10. aud Valencia
Vests,
Woo! and hickory Shirts.
Capg.
la'gc and general assortment from g
TO 81.
= ""ieS and .NUCfs,
h"c assoTil"rn'. prize, 10 SUN purcha.
sCrS.
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IL Bcels end Sbecg,
30 cs'cs Mco's Coarse no,,s,
Rows do
10 Mons 30 and Ki? Rrogans
0 Boys 10 do
Mems Calf Reefs
. " do KIP do
Az "omsns soil and Kip shoes
and Boo,ecs
200 pairs ladies' Kid Slippers and wal.
KING Shoes, and chldrcns Boots .
Shoes, of all kinds and prices.
Oct. L. ~. CUsnMAN & GRIDLE4.
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ssc:OOi Books, Stationary. A.
~ Just received by the suhscrh,r,.
Sanders and McGuily's ser;os r.
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spelars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodtch's Natural geography,
ParIey's Geography,
Nebsler's School Dictionary.
ALso--rrimers, Toy and Copy Boobs
Bank Account Books, diiIeren, ,,,os
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens 60
WALKER * utCKLiNG.
Sept. 81, lSi7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
New Work.

EXAMINATION of the doctrine of the Re.
surrection, and other subjects Herewith con.
nected by the Rev. Charles P. Turrentne. late of
the Tennessee, and now of the Arkansas Confe.
renee, NJ. Z. c., South.
The above will contain 400 pages, NO.
Price 81 80.
Persons wishing TO obtain a copy of the frs,
edition, will do well 10 forward their names to the
author at Little Rock, or give them TO any of the
members of the Arkansas Conference, of the NJ.
E. c., South.
Little Rock, June 10, lS46.-IS-tf