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years sad four msnths, ths latter bsinr the unsx- pirsd paFs ef sevisEss isrnh. There Is . splendla aalusnce Of candidates for sat durlpR the fear ysars' nnexpiFsd tsrns. vacnted by Gen. Ashiey,s death--hvs ai least belna out bssides one Major Fietdl whe hos recently withfawn. They are-- Gen: Jamss Yels, Judge ssbAstian. RoystOn, Hemp stsad, snd 0idhaH.
 Being personally acquainted wilh but oae, lGea. Yelisl am unable to speak of the political and per- sonnl qualifications of the candidates believe ali oi them are ingennous and nobIe-mladed enough 10 admith the truth of my portrait, when described Gen Hell to bc about thirty years of age, dark hair. eombed back, display ing firm, finely shaped, iniellectuai forehead. thick brows regularly over aFching deep blue eyes, with somewhat delIcate and classical caste of features Jf sound eoquencs, easy UanneFs, laboFiOus perseverance in promoting inc peat and true interests of the country and par ty, constitute any clsi8l upon the sufrages of the Legislature, Gen. Yell undoubtedly stands high au'ong the candidates. As shall probably be a' tlie Sta'e Capitol when these exciting elections come of will gladly forward you the Tesults,pfO- bally telegraphic, Uia Memphis
 also propose 10 write you from the scspe-pips of TsrIarus, the Hot Spftngs. Also from the newly discovered lead and silver nncs ten miles from the city of Little Rock. Adca! A TOURIST.
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Codey's Lady's Book and Family Magazine,

The oldest Magazine in the United States. con tains monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the first writers in the country, twelve more than the New York magazines Two splendid steel engrav- ings, sn undeniable authentic colored monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet Work, and other matters, for the Ladies, all illustrated and well explained &e., &c. rrice for one year, which includes the Lady's Dol lar Newspaper, making three publications in one month, g % Two copies without the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, co Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, 10 0e Eight copies, l5 % Twelve copies, 20 co A specimen of either the I.ady's Book, or the Lsdys Dollar Newspaper sent 10 any person pay. ing postage on the request.
 Address, l.. X. GODEY,
 No. ll3 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
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( nm WARM, ToN8G iIRARF.y
HF M TVEFEA.

A beeuiifal lass and q form of grace,
 Were pleasant sight is see And gold, and genas, and dlademr,
 Right exceElsnt they bs; Bnt 6es1ty and geld, theagh both be untold, Are thiavn of worldly mart; The wealth that prize, above igoss of eyes ls heaFt--a warm young heart 0 facs most fair. shall thy beanty compare
 Witb afIectioH's glowing lightg O fiches and pride, how raio ya beside
 Lose's wealth, seFene and bright! epHFn ihee away, as . cold thing of clay,
 Thouah gisdea aAa carved tisou art; For all that brine, in its smiles and its sighs, is heast--a wnrm yeung heart.
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EufnituFe.

vIyHE undersigned wonld respectfully inform Inc l citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIh making business, at his new stand on East Main '' nsaI- ly opposite the Presbyterian eharch and IS pTePsf ed to Ali orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEEsW1A
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture st the hShssI i"s' ket price. tl.. Old farDiture neatly repaired. and EAfhisseo Cofias made at all hours. Prices io eonesp"e' with the times.
 x. E. The undersigned having recently P'.fe"A. ed and fashionable heafse, IS pfep~lsa 'o tend to buIals. in the city or country, on Inc mos reasonable terms. VIM. ANNsa1 ,1 Feb. IT, lS47. @"'"
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A Small Farm to Rent.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrEns--raa Rosksos--NspolssA. Due. Wednesday, Friday, & sundsy, TPN Leave, Tuesday, Thussdsy. X Saturday, ss
 gsurHERs 10 WasAiagfos 4 FaltSa Due Wednesday. Friday. asd Sspday, Ip-A Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, X saiutdsy, 7
 wgsrEAS Co PaH Baves, { Fl. Si"ah. Due. Wednesday. and SasuTday, ZP S Leave, Tuesday. asd Friday, "A
 NoRrBExs--fs bsfssssiis
 Due, Tuesday. ThxTsdsy and Saturday, sF Leave, Monday, Wednesday. Ff'ds5 Ss'T
 To Pias Biag sad Colsmbte> Doe sunday. and Thnrsdsy, sp Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, e~
 KiadyAask, Qsismaa l! kiehTeOss .. Dse, Wednesday, eP Leave Thandsy To P<ygypiile, ns~oiiie, and Tesihassa sins. Das every oiheT Thursday. ~ Leave. every ethss Meaasy,
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New Orleans and Arkansa, River Pa,ket,

6ss- "a Steam "Cotton Piant'' E. C. Morton &@ayxssss& masier, wiil run as a regular packet from New Orleans to Pine BlufTs. Little Rock, Van Bgren, FcFt Smith, Fert Gibson and all inter mediate landings on the Arkansas river Every exeriicn will ba made to promote tl,e com fort Of passengers, and shippers rely upon hay fidelity T. D. MERRiCk < O..
 AGENTS. The "Cotten Plant" Is furnished with ssDoe- tor" or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with waief--worked by the same power, are three large big pumps fthat in case of snagging) will throw three hsgsheAds of water per minute, ase hoss attached that viii carry water to any part of the boat in case cf fire.
 T M. X Co. Democrat and Gazette. copy
 Little Rock, Feb 2, ss4s. 24-H
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 IN commencing the Twenty -second Volume of the \ Review, we have to acknowledge the continuance Of liberal patronage on the part of the pablic and of an enthusiastic response from the Democratic ranks, to those principles of National Policy which 1t IS our endeavor to elgcidate. We have entered into extensive arrangements Tor great variety of novel aud interesting matter, that will add to the at traction and value of the new volume.
 The new year will be marked by one of the most exciting presidential elections, under circumstan- ces of more grave importance to our institutions that have occurred in our national history. II is therefore of the highest consequence that ths great questions which shake the union to its centre should bedscussed with ealmness, iabofionsly investigated aud clearly understood. While the Democratic par ty is apparently split into several divisions through the very which has caused # in triumph in the vindicstion of old issues until new ones have become necessary the great democratic hegrf ot the nation beats in unison wBth noble patriotism. and swes in honest satisfaction at the rising gIofies of our western Empire, the foundations of which are only now being laid, and well it becomes us to proceed dispassioaateiy ard unerstandingly in the work committed to as. Although sthoasand gene rations" are not looking down upon us from the cresfs of the AlleghaBies sato behold our deeds. thousands yet to come, swarming the intervening vaies, will throng the Rocky Mountains. the Ale ghanes and the CoSdiiefas all looking back to bless the transactions of IS4s. fearful respon- sbity rests upon the democracy of tbe present ge- aefatioB, ana tbat tfey VIII, as ever, dfscn1yge faithful there can be no doubt The efforts of the Review will be exerted with fuii sense ol the im- postaaee of the caase, and doubt t will be wig. oroasy responded to by our sabscribeTs.
 The accustomed feaiares Of the Review will be continued including Portraits and Biographies oi Distinguished Democrats, men whose patriotic pria- eiples and sesdiess of principle have the con Edaace of the people.
 We have to remind readers iksat the low terms on which we furnish the Review makes it indispen- sable that the payment of the subscriptions should be in advance; and that the expeRditss incurred sO improve the Work. ean be met oniy by the prompt remittance of subscriptions.
 The pabhcation of the Res,sw has been commit. ted to the charge of Mr John ". Moore, who has been connected for the last eight years with the publishing department of the "MeTehabss' Maga- ziae," and whose experience sad well known eaer- gy will no doabt exert favorable influence On the business, dkc. of the Review.
 All subscriptions and letters of business, wili here afief be addressed te John W. Moore, Office ct tht Democratic Review. ITO Broadway.
 TH0s. F. KETTELL, Editpr Dsmocnake kssifW. Tosthe Bemoerafic Press we acknowledge the kindy feelings that have existed sa si sides, snd |~fa fff.
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Ww E>WMWH~ A E ,.

A MS% 1 " -AA A-<~
 k. R. A. WATKINS has removed 10 the farm II recently occupied by F. A. MooRE Esq, half a mile east of the city limits. OFFICE at Dy. Dodge's Iarsg Store, wkere he may be found during the day. and, at night. when necessary and in cases of emergency, Dr LAuRIE will attend in his stead free of additional charge.
 His charges, in all cases. will be the same as the city Physicians.
 He tenders his thanks to his old frieads and pa,- rons, for past favors, and hopes for continuance of their patronage.
 Liitie Rock. Fs6. l3, lS4S 9l-fm
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Southern United States Mail.
Tri- Weekly Coaeh Line from Litfle Rock to Washington, .4rkdnsas, and 10 the
 cell br0fed Hof CDri0Os in


 four horse cOaches. FTSHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great I Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock (and Washington on Tuesdays. Thurs days, and Saturdays, at A. M.-- Reaching Hot Springs in one day
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ac- commodations are good, and charges lo,cer than any other conveyance. Patronage of citizens and travellers respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April 2s nos3 u
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CONSU M PTION,

Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Pain im the side snd Breast, Sore Throat, HoaFseHess. Pnlpitation of the heart,
 wh0oping Cough, Group, Hives,
 Nervous Tremors, Liver Coms
 pIaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cured, By fhOmpSOa'S Compound Syrup or Tar and
 Wood Naphtha.
 A LrHOUGH the great fatality Of Pulmonofy "A Diseases at this time shows that theIe are par t;eular eases that render still too applicable the de signation of approbia msdcerHm--the disgrace Of Physcians-to this class of diseases; and that there are stages in their progress which having been reached, recovery Is doubtful Still no one should despair The writings of physicians, who have given 10 these affections particular attention, abound with many recorded cases of recovery when the pa- tient had reached seeming hopeless stage Of the disease: and there is. al this time remedy prepar cd in Philadelphia which has met with the most tri nmphani and cheering success in the most t0bstInate forms of THROAT and PULM0NORY DISEA- SES-so as to have obtained the sanction and em- ployment in the practice of many Physicians. AIlusion is had to THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA-the preparation of one, who, having given 10 Diseases of the Lungs and their of cure the most care ful and thorough attention, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power of TAR has often been observed in severe Coughs and Consump But IA me aD0fe pFepAf1k1On, peStle sOtnc ot our most valuable ueeetabte pectorais there is joined with 1t the IVeod Napktha, medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in England, in Pulmoaory Consumption, especially of Iubercu- lous form.
 Read the following from Dr. Young, the eminent oculist:
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS, '47. Messfs. AGNEY & &DIcKNEY:-Gentlemen: Hav- ing recommended in my practice, and uset. in my own family, THOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OFTAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA, I have no hesitation in saying that 1t is of the best preparations of the kind n use and persons suffering from Colds. Coughs, Affections of the Throat Btcass, &c., so prevalent at this of the year. cannot any medicine that will Cure CT prevent Consumption sooner than Thoppscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood NaPhtha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, N. D.,
 l52 Spruce street
 PHILADELPFIIA, March 9. A. I hereby certify that affer lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gicen sp bs four Physicians who pronounced me iRcurabie. the dis caseiwaS arrested and was restored 10 heaEh solely by the of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphiha
 MARY HANY, 4s Spruce st. GT-This invaluable Medicine is prepared only at the North East corner oi Flfih and Spruce streets Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. W. TAPPE.
 Main St., Little Rock Price of large bottles sl: or for 8. Bcwareof imitation.
 Dec. 6, 1877. fS-6m.
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p0LITICIAy,S REGISTER.

The Pcliticiaa's Register and Statistical Manual for ls4s, containing the election returns for Presi- dent, Governor, Congress, &c.. in every state hy counties, for the years lSi4, '45 '46. VI and 4s Irst of the members of Congress and Governors of the state Times of holding elections; Digest of the Naturalization Laws; the Executive Calendar. with other useful political matters.
 Single copies l2i. cents-ien for Si, or ss per hundred
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MORE GOOD THINGS!!

10 CANS Fresh l.obsters, %kO 5 s Peaches
 40 .' Cove Oysters.
 72 boxes and 1s boxes small Sardines; Hermeically sealed Salmon, green peas. eodfsh, strawberries. pcked obsteTs, onions, waInuts &c .. currie powder, Prestons exrass oi lemon, rose. nilla and nutmeg; me juice. thue lemon strawberry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger, piRe apple and English dairy cheese, tongues and sounds, sweet ehockolate, Schneider and Harp champagne wines superior Irish and rye whisey, 10 years old; cherry cordial, cranberries. pruues, pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers, white wine vine gar, No Mackerel fresh; family herTirgs with the roe; imperial and Oulootg teas of superior quail ty, &c., &c.
 , Just received and for safe at reduced prices, by
 w. P. OFFICER Little Rock. Dec 20, ls47
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From Napoleon ana MGwth ef Arkansas Rte
 ger ts Little Rock, van Karen, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibeon.
 gTHHE lisht iraueht steamers WILLIAM ARM t STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FEE will run regularly between the above ports for the con veyance of freight and passengers-the Wm- Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mendays and fkursaays st 9 o'clock, A. .M.--Returnlng will leave Little Rock on nsame days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making aular weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Barea and Fert Smith, and extending her trips 10 Fort Gibson when the water will permit
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement, and that their freghts will De conveyed through with cerssinty and de- spstch and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats are in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A.HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M GREENWO0D& & Co, ,Ag'ts, N. 0. Dec. .l3, iSI7 I4-
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THE NEW TARIFF.

The New Tariff of lS46, arranged in alphabetical order, with a history of the proceedings connected with inc passage of the act; the new Warehousing Bill, and the value of Foreign moneys as estimated at the Custom House by late act of Congress.
 Single copies l2t. cents-ten for Si. or SS per hundred.
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tl by netc or book account, are requested to call and settle the same with Mir J. krausc, his author- iEed agent, by doing so tae will save costs.
 H. HABERMAN. Little Rock, Jan, 20. lS47. l9-tlan,
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING

Eas sTULTON'S AGAIN, E1a1 GkssA G,.R cali in next door to the Anthony House and see the hamds0meSt and cheapest stock of MATCHES, JEWELkY, L.4DIES' FANCY SEX AND OTHER DRESS GOODS. ever brought to the State of Arkansas.
 OFF FOR NEW YORK. As am compelled to leave shortly for the east, to lay in . new supply. have determined to reduce my stock as well as price, I am bound 10 have the CASH ;--or old Gold and Siver-which will take in exchange for any goods in my store,. and allow full New York price for it.
 Little Rock, May g. ls4S. s3-tc
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NWDEmw-wc.

VTNHE subscriber, agent for If. Haber,Qan. Sii 1 continue the formers business at his old stan on Main, near Markham street, and keep constant iy on hand full and well assorted stock of Cteef ries, Dry Goods, Bcois Shoes, Hardware, Castiag- &c, &e, ali of which will be sold low for cash. Tn highest market prices will be paid for country pro duee, as beef hides, peltrics, beeswaz, 6e
 JOHN KRAUsE. Little Rock, Is47. l.-tIan.
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NWM,H-MW.ME.

WYE have just published, and will be ready to w deliver on Wednesday next. pamphlet of 75 pages, octave: Containing list of Forfeited Lands, subject to be donated to actual settlers, under an actot the General Assembly fthe State of Arkan- sss, eniled"An act to donate 10 actual settlers the right o the State to certain forfeited lands approv- ed 25rd December, iSi0, and other acts supplement tary thereto
 Prepared al the Auditors Office.
 Having been at considerable expense in issuing an edition of this pamphlet, have thought proper to secure copyright.
 We shall be happy 10 supply all demands for il by our country friends,
 eJ-pIice--75 cents per copy, or S6,00 per dog en. REARD0N & GARRETT.
 Banner Office. Little Rock, 6th Sept, lS47.
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A. HAYS & CO, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHlNTS
Wharf Boat t.New yyorId,o

Wharf Boat EHew World,"
 NAPOLEON, .aRKdNSAS. VINHElR boat is fitted up in ihe most secure man. 1 her for the s;orage Of merchandise. Particular attention will be ped to the purchase of up coun- Try produce, groceries, &c., aud orders for falnily stores.
 The cabin of their boat is fitted np handsomely, with new furniure for Inc accommodation Of trav- eiers, aud ihe prdprietors pledge themselves to the public that as much of order and quiet shall be pre- served us in web regulated hotels on shore. Public patronage in both departments solicited. June q, lSis. 44-3m
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Iron and Castings. OUt)U LBS. assorted flat bar Iron, 600 $ $ square do Go, 400 ss round do do, 1000 " piow bar and slab do, Bundles sheet do, 900 lbs horse shoe do, 300 's American blister Steel, HOO " Overs. Skillets, Pots. Dogirons and odd Lids. Received per "Ellen T" and for sale by ,v
 VIM. E. WAIT. April II, ls43. 3l
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TAXEsiY TAxEaiii

TAXESt! TAxEs!l! A IL persons iahle to pay taxes, are respectfully A requested to come forward and pay the same inedi itey, they wil he dealt with according 10 law A. J, HUTr, SAeriE and
 ErO6seio Assessor and CoiiectoT.
 of Palaslti County Shend's office. Little Rock. June 5, is4s.
 nf0-4w.
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READ THIS.

READ THIS.
 A IL persons indebted 10 the late firm of Tuck "A CT k Hamilton and II. Hamilton, either by note or account, will find their NlDes or accounts in the hands of an officer, for collection, unless they come forward and settle the same within 70 days from this date, as I am compelled and deter mined to close my business without delay. Those wishing to settle. will call al MT. J. P. Sculs, (my old stand,) where they will find me in readiness to make settlements.
 II. HAMILTON. -dpru lS, tS46. 3l-tf
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LARD.
MAP AGENTS WANTED.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN, KY.

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN KY.
 Rtariy haif atiie from hs Miiiiarg hstaiais. THE 10th year has closed with 20pupils. The
 2lst session will cemmsace on the Ist Mon- day of March, under the management of the sahscri- bar, aided by his former experienced assistants and will clese on the 25th day Of July, ls4s
 Pr,fessof Hopkins lectures here to the Senior Class of Young Ladies, every day, on very fas Chemieai aad Philosophical Apparatus, belonging this school.
 Professors VI yche and Saif: attend 10 classes in Latin, French, aad Msthematics whilst the Mili- tarv exercise, in which they take part, going on at the ether institute.
 feb. s--2t. T. F. JOHNSON, Principal.
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FHLUABLRPOLITIGlL WORKS.
M. HICKMAN, NO. IIsBAL TfMORE STREET,
 uKtmFmanu

Hes just published tbe following valuable and cheap Political works. They are published si ez. tremsiy low prices in order to give them an exten- ded sale.
 Those to whom this circular is addressed. are Fe, quested to exert themselves in extending the sale o the publications.
 Posimasters, periodical agents, dealers, Se., are allowed handsome psoft, and can receive hand some remuneration by inc sale of these worke
 Editors, Democratic Associations and Clubs are requested to give as much publicity as possible tc the publication of these works.
 Ordess accompanied with the cash, promptly at tended fO AddYpas nc above
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LATEST ARRIVALS BY THE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT. X J. HUTT. has just received small lot of N fashionable bonnets. printed muslins and lawns. black bareges, plain and striped jackonet, children. Polka boo,s ladies' coorcd and black bus kins, bronze and eolored gaiters ard Misses ditto cases Gents fine, calfsewcd boots, &c. &c.
 ALSO
 PER s. B. ELLEN T. % bbls Whiskey, 100 tb carpet warp,
 2 boxes cotton yarn, 10 kegs Lord,
 20 boxes star candles, 50O h bar iead
 ? doz Juniper wood ehurns. 2 doz stone ditto assorted sizes, boxes common tobacco, 2 boxes 4 No. l ditto,
 Milk crooks jars Sc, All extremely low for CASH. Little Rock, May S0th, is4S ss.
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R ' M OVA AL.

ffNHE subscriber has removed from No. 5- Canal street. and has opened his splendid new store, No l7 Chartres street, with rich and elegant sarie ty of
 Fancy Dry Goods, Millinery, Toilet Arti-
 cies, and PeTfumery, wholesale aad retai and he most respectfully in- vitcs the ladies aud gentlemen to call and examine the same. D.. F. YARMOUTH,
 1T Caartres Street. February 9. lsis. 2c-
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NEW GOODS.

~ EtV NVWIp0s
 IOHN D. ADAMS has just returned from New o Orleans, with a snail we'll selected stock of TAPLE DRYG OpS: Consissng ef domesties bisaehed and brown, GeoT ia ioweiis prints, beachsd and brown driiis sheet ing, shifting and table hnens. Kentucky jeans, red and white faansis. striped and plain linsys, few pieces giaghams, baxes, and maslins. Together with small lot of e-7s Hats, Boots, shoes, &c., &c.. produce. July 26. lsss.
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CH0cTAw LAND SCRIP, N pieces of i6O acres, received, and for sale oy VIM. B. WAIT. Sepwmoer, p fcks. n3.
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CiSS kyD BVTLER.

The Speeches of Gen Lewis Cass. with b,ogra- phical sketch of Gen William o. Butler, by Fran cis P Blair, to which Is prefxedthe correspondence of Secretary Marcy and General Scott.
 Single copies i2i cents-ten for Sl, or g Pe' hundred
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LIFE aR GENRRAL CiSS

The Life and Public Services of Gen. Casa, iih his Speeches and Letters on various subjecismfhe only complete edition ever issued. This edNiou contains information relative to the pnblc and pri- vate life of Gen. Cass, never before published. lvol octavo of eighty pagrs. Single copies 9 cents--fve for Sl, CT SIG per handed
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ARMnrRlTIC TRIT RlNK.

The Democratic Text Book, being acompcRdiun of the principles of the Democratic party, contain ing contributions from the asIest pens Of the coun try, the various political questions oi the day
 Single copies lais eents--,en for $l, or $s pei hnndFed
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindiy feelings fhaa have existed ali sidcs, snd sbeeffuliy continue cur exchanges
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ALSO

School books Of every description. blank books of every description and size
 All of which will be sold twenty five per cent lower than ever offered before for cash.
 A general assortment of cheap publications as- ways on hand.
 Little Rock, July 4ih, fs4s. 43-6
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NWD-E~M0-EE

 MR. ALLEN GsAY, of the firm of Messrs. Good rich & Gray. will act as agent, during our ab- nnee from ts city, in settlinR accounts due ss or by ns. WM VANCE a BROS. Little Rock, Feb. l., ieis.