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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-02-05
DR.. A. ID. Mcmahon.

Has removed bis Office to his residence, on the
south side of Main cross street. east of Main street,
nearly opposite Isaac Yoho's Tailor Shop, where he
may be found at all times unless absent on profess
sional business.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-02-05
VIM. c., Walton,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Will attend the courts in this and the adjoining
counties of this State and Virginia.
All professional business intrusted to his care
will receive strict attention. ra 49, -
Office opposite the Court house, Woodsield o.
Dec. 25th le4z.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-02-05

WNOR SALE OR RENT.-A dwelling house
and two acres of good tilable land, stable
and other suitable out buildings, and a good gar
den separately fenced up-the house is calculated
for a tavern, but easily converted into a store
rpom, situated Immediately above Anshutz, Pol
lock g. Co.'S steam mill and store, at present occu-
pied by DR.. C. Winter. For price and terms en-
quire of the subscriber, living in Switzerland
township, Monroe county, Ohio, half a mile from
Esq. Schappat. B. BERGUNDALL, Sen.
Sunfish, O., Oct. 80.
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A safe and certain cure for Con-
sumption Of The Lungs, Splitting Of
Blood, Coughs, COlds, asthma, Pain
in the side, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, and all Pulmonary Affections.
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Art. l. All citizens whopsy more thas 1ea francs taxes sba be deprisedOf al eiyn and political righis for ten years.
 Art 2 Ali property, real and rxFpOnal. belonging to etEens who have exercised public funciiols since
 Art. 3. The Constitution of France is that Of I79s.
 Art. {. The army is disbaBded.
 The estimates of the killed arc found to diffsr materially, but will probably reach Is,oOo both sides.
 About 10000 insurssnss were engaged in the fs. voIt.
 The English mlnlsty had IS majority upon the
 From Austria we Isarn tbas visensia has been re- turned to Orleans. Padrea has eapiiulsssd Trieste Is blOekaded. The Lombardy army was defeated near Verona.
 A formidable ehariist movement has cOumenced ia Spain.
 IL is rumored that the Austrian army has been ordered to invade Prussia.
 There is little doubt but that an immense army IS marching on Poland.
 There is prospect of speedy peace and ter- imitation of the German war.
 A new consultation has been drawn of and pas- sed, which wIll likely be approved.
 The Frsnsh department generally are quiet. E In Greece the febeilious disposition has been com. pletely subdued.
 The Danes continue their reprisals at sea on Prussia.
 In Ireland the armed movements are unabafed ; thousands are docking to the Clubs, aad the Gov ernIneni is apparently unable 10 devise means io check them. The ieague has not. yet been con. strueied. but it's formation is daily looked for The jaecbn press, headed by the Irish felon reVels in undstuFbed seduion.
 Little doubts remain that considerable physical force to iheee movements will be made In autumn. England generally is tranquil. Ali tumultuous assemblies of the working classes have subsided.
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Ten ThOusahd nTex Lost.
GOrcrnnent friitssph0tst.
BosToN, July l3.

BosToN, July l3. '+ 'eaIner Niagara arrived a, port yesterday, 's siled cn the list inst.
 2s Iisigeuce IS of the most sta rtlIng character. t'.2 conflict had occurred at ParIs, which las- @iiays Ihe government proved triumphant. sssof he vas from 5000 to 10000, among a ere SIX deputies and fourteen general off +allhs Archbishop. The difficulty originated ga misunderstanding oi the Mayer al an in- ssnih deputation ol eili1ens. On Thursday E 9srieades were erected. The National Guard 'aad out The Insurgents seized a position ' u oooqrz Antoine, and threatened the des- ..4sah Inc Hotel de Vile. On Friday conside- a5iAg took place; the insurgents were sue -'AsHne rode with Cavaignae snI staff, The 1fiJ 'as as-d. But at night the insurgents had =; gsqnd and strength.
 "a sGrtay the Assembly declArd permanent N The GoVernmen; had resigned. The sa-
 A'eaii'e power was given 10 Caveignae, HaAiei he city of Paris In state of siege 'aie day Was spent In fighting, except full '-s ~s'e'e handersiorm. The night presented "" 'ene The troops were pouring out @OeP Paftneni and fighting with great des- " saday, he President and Assembly an- -. lna' after frigh'fal sacrifice of life, the sent had suppressed the revolt on tho lelt
 Als' and that cavaignae had given those of : hil 10 o'clock to surrender.
 s9fsea's eohunued fighting all that day, @.most fearful loss.
 'o14ay, Llmbercierre arrived with rein
 4s, "a4h, alter tea hours of most terrific ] v me Oo'eFlment troops proved victorious ,"Fgene being slain, scattered or captured. 4 r "s,-sJ a.! revolt was definitely qnelied. ,~,IIeo'shop of Paris was sho, when approach sg1. "ith the design of endeayoring
 q 5,To prisoners were taken. Con- s,1. were a7polnied to try those who were b., ,.-s sen'', especially the women, treated
 es' "iia uneHampled barbsri,y y-eutiing so..s1N' .'1s and feet and toftariag them in every s H4aheF. IL is universally conceded b.. e'efe bravery saved the Rspvblic. The As4lgf ,p ''A'' "''h S'''s
 tes' s' eAsaEes have taken place in inc rnnistry
 been appointed Genersl. .Jaden is s, S bead oi the Depar,mea, of Pofeiga r. '"hs ffesldent of the Assembly. Ca a.,ss,I S.y recommended for President of a., ' ~ The prisoners who were taken had gold -Au'as have frequently taken rlace ln the At 's'isrs ei ibs ely. by Poisea and SC r.'f. Inc insurgents was found the drAft of
 "" -'efse ~ii,ssa "a pensii.
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AWFUL eiTisTRorHE.
Melancholy Loss Of Life !

About o'clock last night, gentleman of our acquaintance, who had just left the scene, called at our office to inform us that landslide had taken place about an hour and half previously, of the batiute immediately opposite the Nuns Convent, carrying large number of persons with 1t into the river, who hsd5b standing on the bank Our Reporter has'easd 10 the spot, with all possible des- patch, oasceran the particulars. ca arriving here the scene presented 10 kis view was trnly melan- ehoIy and hear-rending. Hundreds crowded the banks of the river m the vicinity of the creyasse among whom might be seen distracted parents. searching, and many of them in vain, for their ch dreD, who bat short time before sporting on the bank with all the cheerfnlness and buoyancy of youth Brothers, too, we're there, who on the ten- ted held amidst the shower of iron hail, could look on death with cheek uBblanched, bewsiling in the agony of despair the loss of sister or a mother Tue despair and agony visible iu the countenanees of all, were such as we hope never to be called to witness agian.
 On Tuesasy last, 1t apPesrs that considerable portion of the bsitre opposite to the Convent, gave way, carrying with it a small building and quan- tiiy of wood which was piled on the bank. The crevasse made by the landslide attracted the euf- osity sf large numbers of the people living ih the vicinity, and others passing on the road, and last night the crowd on the bank was unusaliy large. when the batture again gave way, preciPating all into the River. Among The names of those known to be drowned. are Madame Vlctorine Trump, and her child, aged about months; Felix Trump. and his tEe sisters aged about 10 and i2 years respee lively, and Miss Charlotte Desire, aged about 22 years. It is feared that Mr. Francois Andry is among the number of those lost. He was passing the crevasse an horseback, short time before the disaster, and dismounted to examine Il. His horse was seen going down in the general crash and nOth- ing heard of himself up o late hour last night Several persons who preeipated into the River saved themselves by swimming, but it is believed there were many others osi, whose names will prob ably never be ascertained.-D Dsita.
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Islgrephic report Of tAs LOuisrills Dsmocrai. ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA,
Continued Excitement in PaTls.
 HoSfon Esf, S


 Boston, July 8. wIth the CAledonia's news. She arrived at Halifax on Thursday al neon. The United States made the passage out iA i3 days-the Hibernia in Ii days.
 Consols at London on the 23d were quoted ai sl E !o S55<.
 Paris Is yet agitated. The resignation of Louis Napoleon has postponed trouble.
 There are SIX candidates for President in the field: Lamartiae, Thiers, Prince Louis BonapaEte, M MarAst, Gen. Caussideri and Csrdenaie expFe- feet of the police The Orleans party will support M. Thiers, and Burger has declined in his favor. The iegiiimis,s arc divided between Thiers and Lamartine. If the election was soon to take place little doubt exists that Louis Bonaparts would De the successful candidate. Accordingly the consti- tuition has been altered. and the President instead Of being elected by the people, unless he has ab- solate majority of the votes given is 10 be selected by the national assembly from five persons return ed by the people.
 Louis Napoleon has been elected Colonel of the lith legion of National Guards.
 A Dew pretender Is spoken of in the person of Prince of Swechtenborg, sen of Prince Eugene The war in Denmark is unabated At confer eRee of the Kings of Sweden and Denmark and the Grand Duke Constantine, of Russia in behalf of Denmark, demanded that the Germans evacuate both Duchies before negotiating, if Scheslwig was given ap. Russia claimed Holstiae according to treaty with the Danes.
 A collision occurred at Berlin The Burgher Guards, attempting to dsperse the woskmen while demanding work or money from tic ministry-6vs men wounded.
 The people then erected barricades and captured the arsenal, aud distributed 20o0 stand of ar,ns 10 the people, afterwards they retired from the build ing.
 An outbreak had occurred at Prague, in eouse. quence of the King refusing to confirm the Provi. sIonal Government and erecting batteries around the city. The students and people rose and the as- semby was disnissed the troops pat themselves under the protection of the people. The govern ment ministers resigned.
 At Liverpool on the 24ih, white corn was 3I ass for 4s0ibs; yellow 35as6. Flour 27s Sd a2s 6d. Red wheat 4s Sd 7s Sd. Western canal Aoar sold yes teFday at 2os a2ss 6d and 29s Cotton is DO lower Ordinary American points higher. Upland and Orleans is quoted k higher.
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IIXlRTIyE OVERWHELMED
Still Quiet
cHARTISTS OVER4REDf {
BosroN, July lsi.

BosToS, July lst.
 ....,nshi, Cambria arrived last night from
 -.,ol brinTing dates of the l7th ut. Z. ,,.. frSm France is highly important. The
 ., .l,,n, and excitsmeot existed. and hopes
 ,.,srtained that the moderate party would bs .,.I by the party in favor of an empire. fs-,,s Louis Napolson bad re kindled the old bo- | .,, enthusiasm, and ss soon as the symptoms ' 5.rceiSed by the Government lOU,Oeo troops {, 0nesairuted si Paris. r.g,hsuces occurred nightly, and on the 10th
 = no,.gs were hsmmed Ia and taken prisoners. ps them were many English, Americans, and |.rssed wonsn. t, A..sabiy s, first displayed noble feeling, and <, ,,u,ly denounced iyranay and dictatorship, but ,s, feeling soon divided the members.
 .s.of siye la Republic were answered and some I 2, irowned by cries of rive ia Bonaparte- \ Monday, when it was Iumored that Prince Napoleon had arrived, more than one fegl- ], the National Guards sent up one unanimous | : .f siYe live the Emperor.
 ssarlne mounted the Tribune as pale a ashes, iins the restoration ofthe decree of '32 against | ,Ns9oleon. Whilst speaking shot was fired F of the Chamber, which was followed by ], lyiTs live the Emperor. Lamartine sat down H.sasmed IL wsS aseertained that one oi the ,,Al Guards was shot. T IzaFtine resumed has courage and took the ad as of this occurrence, declaring that it was the ' Ood shed ip the canse of despotism. I as decree was then saDeti0nsd, by accl anlasion, \ s people, despite the decree, declare that Louis s5a shall take his seat. he 18th the excitement increased. but barri- rs attended by overwhelming military forces, srted the mob from carrying out their designs. sl be evening the Assembly, by large majority, -s-l the decision of the previous day, and de- sl tha' Priace Louis Napoleon should be admit. s membership. Ledru Roilin opposed the mo- ] gat the ma,onty prevailed, and hy their act 'he door 10 a cvd war. ttra Rolliu immediately resigned, and it was srsc that LamaIt tine would follow. Amines proclamation was issued calling on gsofle 10 place Louis Napoleon on the throre. "edoesdsy, Paris was quiet. Lotus Napoleon a0lsiY expected.
 'agny, the leader of the Bcnaparte party, was ksel.
 |slny sir thousand commercial houses in Paris 'aspehded-
 ENGLAND. (is Chartist demonstration oh the f2th. was over. ! oy the military and police, who compelled the g to diSporse before organizing. IRELAND een more tranquil since Mitcheil's conviction. }. itsterniEsii0n 0f Old ard Young Ireland was 'onsd for q fortnight.
 sn O'Conneli protests against deserting his ia |s PlAuorm, but he receives very little favor.
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Aud, also. iR each of the respective counties the following eoanty othcers. to wit; oae Cteik of the CEcaH eoari. Sherif. enc Ccsousr, one TFessurrF. one Surveyor for the several teSn. ships tn each county. ore Constable. and such num- Der of Jassaess of the Peses as are authorized by the COnsitntion and jaws Of this Ssais-Aiso thrss School Commissioners for each and every county provided by ''an act to establish system o Common Schoois," approved, Feb 3rd. lsa3. The Sherids of the respective counties are here by required to sad election to be held accord ing to law.
 ~~~ h testimony whereof. I lave hereuntl {rs ! ses ny hand, and canssd the seal O
 said State 10 be aslixed al Little Rock oR the istk day of Jane, A. Il 1s4s
 THoS. :. DREW. By The Governor.
 Dawn B. GREER,
 Secretary sf State.
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Medical Department of the St
 Louis University---Faculty.

M L. Linton, M. D., Professor of tie FnHei- MI plss snd Prseuce sf Medicine,
 A. LlTT0N, M. D., Prof ct Chemistry and Pharmacy
 (. A. POPE, NJ. D.. Professor ef the Principles and Practice of Surgery, Clinical Surgery, ad Dean ef the Faculty.
 N NJ FALLEN, NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases ot Women and Children
 JAMES BLAKE, M. D., Professor oi SneSial, General, and Sargcal Anatomy.
 THos. RAYBCRN. Nj. D.. Professor of Mate ria Msdics and Therapeutics.
 X. x. LOLMUS. M D, Professor of Pbysiolnxy aud Medical Jnrspradeuee. W NJ MePHEFIERS. M. D, Professor oT Gin ieal Medieiae an6 Pathological Anatomy.
 ". D. SHERMAN, Delnonstrstor of Antony. The regular Lectures eoDEeaes annually cn the i6,A of Oessser. Aggregate cost oi Tickets Incia- ding Ma;sicglalsOn $ii0; Graduation Fee. s2o-- Bossd fren si0 10 si2 per month Medical Sta dents are admitted gfatuifsasy to the medicai and surgical practice ia ihe City Hospital. also ia the Ss Louis Hospital, enrsag the Lecture telms
 CHAs 4. POPE, M. D.. DEAN 5, Louis June 17rh lsss 4a sw-
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Notice 10 CIerls.

MACH CLERK who has not fursshed the .4u- ll ditor of Public -9ceosnts of theStats ef .zr- kaHsGs. with a copy of the Tsx Bookand the Bond of the Sheriff of hs county. gwen fodhe year Isas under section thriy-eight of chapter B, "Reyised Statutes Of Arkansas" and also q eeifsd copy ol the order of the County Court. fixiH the rate ei the County Tax for the year lels, VI. promote the pablic interest and confer favor upeithe Auditor by making the returns aforesaid n aceedance with law, as early as practicable, as they anoow needed at this office. ELIAS N. CONWAY,
 Auditor of fyGapsas. Auditors Office. Little Rock, Ark. ,
 July 25th, ls4S-46-5w.
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The Rlood.HOantls.

A pamphlet. witch. in l640 made its appssrsnee. and scatter ed far and wide. entitled 'more ihan one hundred reasons why Wm. Henry Harrison should and will have the support of the democracy for President of the United StsteS in preference to Martin Van BGfea. contained the following, ss the 57th reason
 "77 Because in the operation of the Florida war. a war waged by one oi the most powerful ei civi- lized nations against tribe of ignorant and ceienee' less savages. from it's first set 10 it's last, thst of e- pioying blood hounds, we have witnessed scene oi brutality and ineficiency, which stamps the eharae- ter of is conductors With every feature In which intelligent people may justly look upon it's rulers with contempt
 Times are now ehspged. that the author of that measure of procuring blood hoands is the candidate of the whig party, regularly nominated. The scene of brutalrts which wh;gg-ry in ls4o SO pathetieals described, caused by the hunting down of the szs. ages. has now come home 10 roost in the ranks oi whiggesy, and we recommend the re-prihiing oi the ''more than hundred reasons." with tie sd- dition of yailow kiver,'' for cireIlaiica in the present campaign. Win some whig editor get itaP. IL would sell well. 0Aio Statesmen.
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Netiee to Prf-Emptioa Claimants. Every person entitled 10 the right of pre- emption to any of the lands within tue townships and rse- uonai townships above enumerated, is requited to establish the sane to the satisfaction of the Regis ter and Receiver of the proper land office, and make payment therefor as soon as praaca6s aftes seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the commencement of The public ssles os the | nds em. braeing the tract claimed, otherwise saeh claim will De forfeited.
 RICHARD M YOUNG.
 CammiSSaoHsr ef tAe GsasFal Laaa Ofce.
 46--iO VI
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. June IIth. r., commercial news Is still uDfayorsble, and ,s oaf las, weekly report business has been ex eagy ianguid. b. Cotton market is still depressed, and there i, respect oi an improvement. The common iass have yielded, but the higher qualities are Iasbged. The quotations for fair Upland and .s are 4ailsd. 2 harvest praises abundantly, and the Corn |as s in cOnsequence dull; aSd prices gre rece- ga, ranges from 7s to 7s Tod. Indian Corn is asd priees previously current are barely sus- F, White brings 3ia32s, and yellow 33a34s iY its best 'esiern Canal Flour PTS is the outside s10A.
 ness in the manufacturing districts Is still ex- a,iy gloomy, aud the demand for Cotton is con- :aily confined 10 present wants
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..E.-- - DARDANELLR STRINGS.
 OF m M1 Mk A N m1 A muR .


 YNHE Subscriber would inform his f,i,ads and ,h. Pubic esnersiy thss this cslsbss,sd wairssaa Place and the especial hvorife Of theae wha haze sPeat summer ia the enjoyment of shs dssishiiul seenery II ahofds9 Is now open for the rscspfcn sf visitors. :. -- .-s He bas erected additional bu,idi,ss .nd sadea .. the Bathing Rooms every possible eoeyeaieere. ssa gone To considerable expens in proeuffnx shs seans for tistsrs to try the far.ianed s.Coid Wstsr Care as well as the Warm BAths. snd every ImpseVcmsnt winch ean promote the eoloyt st ths invalid q ths grsnheatioa al the man of leisure has been sdssd he lame of these waters gre too wide sprassA ts need remark here. The simple tact ih.s Nssnss Aas furnished at one spot, or al least only fsw yasus apart.
 FOUR sPaIsGx each different from the other in its medicinal aasji ties must make them great resort for ths eiiizsns of this and ether States.
 Nhite Snlphar, sad to rival those of Virginia to bs ssnd hsss.
 Black Salphur aaa Chalyhsaie, AND
 A SODA SPRING.
 The inhabitants Of Cities may here sselsde thss. selves 10 season. among the wiids sf aaiurs, snA secure that recreation necessary to hsalfh. ssa yet not h. deprived, to any consldsssbIe sstsat of 1 the.r usual luxaries or comforts. Ihese Springs are sltgsted si fha base of the Ma ga1ine Noe afains go Tiiss ~sss from Littil Reel, ten miles rom Arksnsss river.
 An Accommodation Hack is aIwsys. ia fAadinsss at MT Geo. Willians.' Ds1shsile, "a ccnssy visis- ors to the Springs who maj arrive on me stsaM- boats which ply reguiariy, and also eoansrt sl Ncs ris'o~n. ssai- weekly, wilh the Ussts4 ssstss Nal % tnst passengers by eithes roats osn ssaeh iAs Springs whhsrt delay. June 9th, is4s. 9s--0
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DC sympashy with the people. DO rrincipaa which ii dsses to asow and ia always against its sounfry ena never enjoy Ehs confidence U sappqt of the Americsn people
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GENERAL ELECTION.

VIII DC held m t8e county of Fabaskk, Qn the hTst Monday of August, A. b. ls4s. Tor the following named officers, io-xiti Governor, Represe ntative in Congress, tive Repsesen:atves to the State Le- gtsiature, Clerk, Sheriff, Coroner. Coaaty Tressur CT, County Surveyor, Justices of the Peace, Town- ship Constable. and three School Commissioners ; which election will be held ia the precincts and Townships. aud 6y the Judges hereinafter named. THE srArE or AakAssas,
 Pulaski County.
 Ia Ae Palaskl eouafy Csar, .fp,fi Tsrm 4 D lsIs.
 flfA .4VrR, 4. D. lsIs.
 ON thls day the Court proc ceeded to the appeipt- mea' sf Judges of ths General Election to De held on the arst Monday of August, A. D. is4s, and to desigfsate the precincts; and upon consideration it Is tered by the court that saia Election be held in tEe following desguatsd precincts and that the following naEled persons b. and they are hereby ap- pointed Judges of sald election al the fesEeciiys precincts hereInaitsr named, to-wit:
 Bsg Reek Ioscsshp. District No l. The election shall be held at he Court House ei the county Of Pulaski, wss, Of east main street. and William E Wsii, Charles Rapley, and Rosa eli Beebs, are hereby appointed Jsdres thereof
 Big Rock ToseasAip, Dtsrlct No 2 The eiectien sh@i b. held al the Market Hons. and John Adalason. David F. Shall. snd Thomas D. MeEriek, are hereby appointed Judges thereof.
 Foareas TonasAfr. The election shali be held al ;ts School hoa.e nsat the residence of Mrs, W hite, sod Israel M Moore, William Thorn and ksthaniel Lewis. are hereby appointed Judges thereof
 MsHreite T6araShiy
 The election shall be held al the houss of Jaeah Fsaknrr, and Rudolph N Roland, Jacob Faulkner snd Samuel D. Blackburn. are appointed Judges ihereot
 Pye0ts TbEass8p
 The election shaii be held al the House of Henty Winfrey, Esq and John \. Boyle Franc,s McC aen, and Joseph CAssiing, are hereby appointed Jadgss thereof
 Bayou Hsiy0 Toeaship
 The election shall be held al tle house Of Samuel II. Hiokston, Esq. ard Alexander Marphy. Daniel (. C0vey, and Samuel H Hiakstoa, are hereby appointed Judges thereof.
 ESsL Texasiip
 fhe election shall hs held at the house of Patrick Ftanakin, Lsg. and V liila4n G. Csmvbelt. Dan,sl flsAAkin and w iiiIan Wells sss hereby ssnoin,ss Judges therroi.
 Gray Tosgmahip
 The election shsl be held sf tae ho.ss of R.d. dicS Eason, tse and Plrasast MccFaa. Je.,t Sao- csfs and Asdaick EAson. are hereby appoinsod Judg~s Also sl the Same trns ana at the triaees aAoss speetnsc, special Liect.on wfli ke held for one ssaaicf 70 fepfesept ths Sesstofsi as.rse, eaupos ee oi the eaanses ot PslAski ana Pruire .o hl the ansxYiFsd portion of the term for wasch Thoma, N' Ne"ten ~As elected. 4. J HUTT, ShsyiF
 q Psf1Sks Co1nts 5rkaasas
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h ths American Star. published in shs city oi MeIico, under the head O "Praetlcal Auaexation." we find an announcement of ibe marriage of Cspt. Head, ef the Andrew Jackson (La.l kegimsst, to Senorlta Mecaeta Villa Labos, of that city. IL $ said that plurality of beads is better than one. and 10 doubt half dozsn heads wi be the result of tais msriage, If Captain Head and his ..eougaaion in arms" oDiy lay thesr beads together.