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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
LEWIS CASS.
Son Of a New Hsmpshi'e Federal.

TEACHING the pupils Of bis school to revsr.
rnce the black corkade.
Appointed by Jrferson cons sble for fl.
State 81 Ohio "a catch thieves. and dsiri,
upon the poor, Tor which appointment h.
tore Of bis black c~Ockade; aud turned demo.
cvt.
Surrendered his post with three hup,lfl
men. To a single officer, sent unt b. a British
General. iroma tort SIX mile, Hi, 81 inca Gea-
crsl., according 10 hi own oath. had but $50
men.
Oblained on hi ow solititati,n. the pls.
q Secretary cl Michigan Territory.
Speculated in grwgaws and got rich OF the
Indians.
Established a disiilery.
Enacted al ordinance for selling poorwbite
men into slavery aud whipping them un tie
bare back because they were unable 20 pay
fines.
Charged on The treasury los 50. 01o dollars
exlrl ply.
Specializing in public lands white Secretary
Of war, and Refusing to mfs. good losses 10
The co,uplay sustained bs tine acts oi on
gcnt Tor whom le ued ogreed 70 be response
bic.
Receiving 5000 outfit. 300 saiap Is min.
ist.r 10 Fr,nc H. violation nt republican a.
~ $, Iroetag himself odt il tle gold aai
IitWeip OF tnc c'utt ir-ss oi eiass, sud pul.
Ing hlus 10 ON bis Intimacy WIN the titled
uobii'y OF kursPe.
Caroesins ia tn phlaet OF a hing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
True aHlGS

Lar A1L OFFERS FOLLOW raslR SoBLE Ex-
AAPLE-ihe National intelligence - that
on saturday 2sih ult., tuo noble hearted
Wings, lno doubt too poor 70 pay travelling
expenses by he usual conveysnees) arrived in
Washington city, who had paiked the entire
distance from Cincinnati, on their way 10
Philadelphia, their home, for The purpose OF
voting iut the Peoples Candidates, ZAcHAuY
TAYLOR and MmLaRo FlLLMoHE. Whilst the
poor men OF the country ure lAus patnatically
performing their Jaty can it not b. said with
confidence, that ."OLDZACk is COMINGFp
When you heaf a man calliag nost every
one a fool, you can set him down as one OF
the same sagts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
~ by, what day is ii 2
sS4hhafh dav y
What did he preach abou?'

Why, is he dead?-well, well, all creation
might be dead, and we know nothing about
IL. II Wo*t DO, sse slaS uaS e the newspa-
pers again, Tor everything goes wrong without
the paper. Bill has also lost his reading. aud
Polly has got moplsh again, because She has
got no poetry and stories - read. We'll. il
We have 10 take a CARLOAD Of potatoes and
onions To market | am resolved 10 have "a
newspaper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
God sarc this North AnSrtcuA Republic!
TRUMAN SMITH.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. %, 1913.
Letter Of GmerGi Zachory Toylor to Mr..
Truman t'mtta, Of Connecticut.
PRIVATE

lPBVATG
BAroN RouGE, (LA.) April p, 1918.
My DEAR SiR: / received your letter, aud
copies oi me publications malr ia the Uni
on, - duiy al the hands OF Alal. Bliss.
Those articles, aNowius certain sentiments
as admitted ny myself. are one and all vile
idoricau rs and frauds, Nhen truth torns
the basis OF attack, ! care not how much |
aud my motives are denounced, but in cases
hAr ,hIs cauuot but leei add openly express
my honest Indignation.
II gives me much pleasure 10 learn hat |
bake many Trends IN New England. / nlye
the highest rrsprc, luf that portion OF our
country. NJ srcIou ui The coultu commands
more M adiEtrtiloa Tor the hgh Intelligence
Of It's people, aud iurir regard toiau aad unter.
Anoag none Is thrrr more slDrety OF llIe aud
Devotion 70 industry and enterprise. OF more
SINGER or pafnutic wish Tor The Prosperity
ani reputation oi thr country. dni Tor Ni,e
auj just administration Of Government. |
vaIue greatly, Therefore. HE favorable regard
iur ms naine which, you assure ms, eAlsis
tnrtr, and Which | hope viii ever continue,
y ~iale,er may Dc my position before The cuuu-
try.
With sentiments Of cordial respect aud te-
g,r1, dear sif.
Your most obi. ~ser,'t. and friend.
Il. TAYLOR.
Hos. TGuMAN SMrrH,
Us. Representative, Washington, d, {.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
REGISTER
REPORTED ny &. RrRPv. MAN
FACTtTRER.

tEItlH Ed Ef a. ~ hffEN. ORD MANI
FAcrURER.
AR tNALs Ann Departures
7 booi~ or th' tas' q ho"r' s%aiias ycster-
al 4 o'clock, Il. u.
ARRIVED.
Clipper No ?. Crooks, Pittsburgh.
Vermont, II z.ett,
consul, Kinney.
Isaac Newiou, Mason, Cincinnati,
Iusgdrata, Poe,
M~onaHEahrla, Stone.
Hudson. Poe, Sun Fish,
Virginia. Dawson, S~teubenyille.
DEPARTED.
Clipper M 2, Gnions, Cincinnati,
Vermont. hazittt,
Isaac NcAtun, Mason. Pittsburgh.
CUhsai, Kinney.
Iu-csrua, Poe,
Hudson; POI,
Molonsa hria, Stone.
Nttgiuia, Dawson. j~rubeu,ille,
"a ieet water falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
CONSEQUENCE OF NoTTAKING THE

CONSEQUENCE OF NOTTAKING THE
PAPERS.-Some years ago q lady noucihg d
deighbor oI hers was not Ia her seat al church
un the 5 lbbalh, called on her return home.
to inquire what should d%etaius p%unctudl an
attendant, On entering the house she lound
the family busy at work. She was surprised
when her friend addressed her
why, la where have you been to-day,
dressed up in your Sabbath day clothesl'
10 meeting =
~ by, what day is it 2
Sabbath day =
Sal, stop washing ina minute!-Sabbath
day. We'll | did no, know. Tor my husband
has got 50 plaugy sJingy he won't lake The pa
pers COW. ami we know nothing. Well, who
preached?'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

"oLp ZACK Is COMING. A, %electinc
day approaches, Wings are every here n,ing
back 10 their standard. Confidence peFvadrs
our ranks, Tor all bear the measured ramp o.
the Gzand Army o! the people and the shout
has gone up "0id Zlck is comingr'-CieUeiaad
Hratd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

1t is rumored that that cholera is in New
York, but il is doubtful.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
COMPARE YOUR TICKETS.

Let nothing escape your attention that can
promote the election Of "0ld Zach"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
nARDMAREM rrrIr-
FANCY DOOR KNOBS,
slOChING FACTORY

> "a NsNki respectfully informs his f4etis
tnrfty osr.,'asi '14. ne las removed 10 the siaad Tor
&C., \. .n"u y 1"ah bishop. Main a., near raion,
as wa keep all sorts u sIockins.. som. =,
''ANe's' made Of the besI materials. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

Refusing to diae at The public table in iua
Astor House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

Needn't Wdlt.-Nh hen Sduta Anna sent a
" hlte flag to General layior at BIeua Vista,
d m~audlng the surrender OF the American
arm, the messenger give General Tayior on
" one hour to decade what he would do. OLD
tough aud Ready Immediately turned to Col.
May. anl said, 'Charies, tell him he needn't
wait"
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- tEEB bpH Spo1i tot on, 80 tarus. 50 lbs, skein
9@S Thread, while sad assorted eoior<. iust ree'd
"nl ~ SAFE low b{ JAS. MELLOR
"N' Uhion street.
pINs-s5o packs superior article German aud A,n.fi.
'l'''' 'f sac by lnv3l J MELLoR, Union st.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, Little Rock. 97fh n.e tSaT

NOTICE is hereby given to the Clerks of the N several counties in tho Staie thst. under the law coacernag estrsgs the .0asehitaiferaid," pulp lished by John H. Martin, at Camden, 0uachita county, has been selected the newspaper in which all advertisements of estrsys foE the year IciS bs published; the proprietor of that paper having tracted to publish the nolice and in all respects to comply with the law, for the sum of forty (40) cents for each estray
 DAVID B. GREER,
 SeoFtayy of St4te. Iiule Rock. Dcc g. l>i7 l6--iw
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
NEW CHEAP STOREl ,yBRRW | HIT aua FHaNiS PlRSRL

ANDREW !. HUff and FH0MAS PlRSEL HAVING associated themselves under the firm 11 Of Hut k Parsel. for the purpose of trznpaet- ing Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods & Grocery business in the City of Little Rock solicit for their establishment portion of public patronage. They are located al present on MAIN STREET, THREE DOORS SOUTH ofthe POST OFFICE Their stock is large and entirely new having been purchased within the last twenty days and for cash consequently those calling upon them may depend upon getting goods low, if not little lower than l al any house in the place.
 Their Stock consist in part of 3i qr. t-a, 5-4, 64 lU-4 & l2-4 q. brown Sheetings and Shirtings. s-4 44 k 6-4 bleached shceiings and long cloth, TwiIl'd and plaid French GinghSms, 800 pes fancy, blue and morning prints of every hue and Gashion-
 Striped and plain aIspaca.
 Plain, bar and striped jackone,, swiss and null muslin, Cheaper than ever before offered in this place and styIe--
 9super Victoria net shawls--
 Belxian, Nova Zembla and Rob Roy, ditto.
 Blk Italian CFavass, Buena Vista, ,Cerro Gordo, Monterey ditto
 Highland Gaiters,
 bennington, Lyonese, and Chester Hoods. beau- tiiul articles for infants
 Gloves & Hosiery of all kinds.
 Super blne, red, white and Whitney blankets & Coafsf dlliO Tor seFvantS--
 POO doz. best spool cotton,
 Super American k French black Cassimere and cloth
 package Saulsbery flannel for children wiI- ter dresses,
 Royal ribbed under shirts
 Vegetable purses--Greeian bocis-
 g k 3l inch gihgham S< cotton umbrellas,
 green, yellow, red and white fiannels--
 ldoxen super Paris hais--new article in this market, also fur. silk and wool ditto
 dog. Rough and Ready ditto
 doz. Poiat Isabel cloth caps
 doz. Jump Jackets, new style oi business A few first rate gold pens cheap stationary; fine wooden ware; axes; hoes; trace; log and OK chains, &c, &c.
 Queensware and Glassware. choice lot of fine brandy; port winc Irish whis. key and Holland gin.
 Coffee; sugar; tea; salt; usOlasses; whiskey; pow der; lead &c. &c.
 2 bbls. no. mackerel and 2 bbls. herring with and coarse boots and shoes offered in this ket 1; most of it having been made under the special order of practical boot and shoe maker; persons patronising us, may therefore rely upon getting first rate durable boot shoe. All of which will be sold low for cash exchanged for beef hides, peliry, beeswaxs, &c., &c. Liberal advances made on COTTON.
 HuTT & PARSEL. Little Rock, Nov. 22, ls47. lI-fw. Gazette and Democrat, copy times.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
SPECULATION!

ETNHE undersigned offers for sale, and will sell, 1 to tho best bidder, 240 acres of land adjoining the city of Little Rock.
 He proposes to sclI two tracts of so acres each the residue in lots to suit purchasers In the first 80, there Is 90 of bottom and 3O ol upland, with house and other improvements, and running water from the best SPRINGS upon the place. On tho next 30 there s 70 of hottoin, (30 In cuitvation and 50 in woodland, and we'll watercd by the best Springs.
 Forty acres adjoining the city, which will be sold to suit purchasers Is upland, but of the best quality of upland in the ncighberhoOd And the remaining 4O acres on the south side of tho entire tr1cf, which will also bc sold to suit purchasers Is altogether up land somewhat broken, and not of the best quality but has water and wood to make it valuable
 He will also sell three 90 acre tracts of good wood land, In the north half of section <, n, l2w, with in two miles of the city of Little Rock. He viii seli a lot on East Main street, with a TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE thereon Also his cofher buildings on Markham and Louisi- ana streets.
 Hc will also sell his property in Conway county, a valuable place in Point Remove bottom on the Ark's River and above the highest overflow; some improvements thereon.
 It will be we'll in every Instance to have portion of the purchase money down; but as the undersign- ed is determined to sell In the of the winter for tho best price that may be offered, he will also make the terms to suit purchasers.
 Persons wishing to own any part or parcel of the above property would do well to examine for them selves and make proposals
 E. A. MORE. Little Rock, Nov. 9, Isi7. l2-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
Mans imposition upon man Makes countless millions fools.

The fdltor Of Il . Democratic Arch. at Franklin. eounsels hs rsast, ! to ile awfy Col Wynkoop's letter dennSes=ssy es his old FsasFai associates h ffH1F upp0sIflpn tr tIa country and The war. He editor says This letter k traiy 'deadnes to all Anti Republican spirits h the Federal party and sbouLl be kept as ! book of judgment for time to come
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDE
 AND EURsERIES-Flushin N. E.
RHEUMATISM.

THE person who cures this complaint, as also l Dyspepsia and Affections of the Liver, will be ut Mir. Champin's Missouri Hotel, for this winter.
 Persons afflicted can call and be cpred lie charges nothing, till persons satisfied thai they wei except some trihe the remedy costs. For years he has been in possession of this remedy, and no ease has failed out of many hundreds Enquire fss BRYAN.
 Little Rock, Nov. 19, f6i7. II-tw.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03

TTyHE light draught steamers WILLIAM ARM- l STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FEE will regularly between the above ports for the con- veysnce of freight and pasSengcrs-ihs Wm. Arm- strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mond0ys and Thgrsdays at 2 o'clock. X. M.-Rcturning will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats al Little Rock making gulsr weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Buren and Fort Smith, and extending her trips to For, Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers n,ny rely upon this be- ing apermane nt nrrangrmen nt, and thai their freghts will be conveyed through with certainty and de- sps'ch 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.
 Nj. GREENWOOD SS Co.,, Ag'ts, N. O. Dec I3. 1S47 H.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03

PHILADELPHIA, March 9, I4 hereby certify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gicen up bs tour Physieians, who pronounced me iRcsrabie, the dis easelwas arrested and was Testored to AeaA solely by the use of Thompsoa's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood NaRhtha.
 MARY HANY, IS Spruce st. Dcj-This invaluable Medicine is prepared only at the North East corner of Fifih and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. W. TAPE,
 Main St., Little Rock. Price of large bottles sl: or for s. Beware of imitation.
 Dec 6, lS47. l3-6m
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03

Sundries. Casks extra sugar cured canyassed Hams: = do. common do. do l5 kegs cut nails;
 10 boxes cheese;
 10 do. star candles;
 10 kegs pure white lead;
 10 boxes, s by 10 glass, s0 reams large wrapping paper; C'oser' Timothy, and Herds grass seeds; Received and for sale by VIM. E. WAIT. Nov. 18th. Io-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS. LUST received in addition to our former stock. A J new style of Prints, Valencia Plaids, Muslin dc Laines, AlPaeas, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Plaid Lineys for chldren's clothes, Brown and Bleaebed Damestics. Coyeatry Plaids, Striped Lowels, La dies and Childrens Mitts, Gentlemens Thibt Gloves; handsome assortment of Wooen Shawls to. gether with Coarse and Fine Shoes. Also hand some stock of
 Hardware and Cutlery, Consisting ia part of the following articles, viz. High and Flat Brass Candlesticks, Brass Castors of different sizes, Gun-lorks and Fints Congress, pocket, and Butcher Knives of various descriptions Nails ot different sIzes, &c., &e.. ali of which we viii sell low for CASH.
 c. l.. JEFFRIES X SON. Latie Rock, October 25. ls47. T.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
 Ind Printers' Furnishing Warehouse,

No. IF, CANAL STREET Row. THE under signed beg leave to announce to Pub 1 fishers and Printers. that they have established complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut 10 order by workmen of long experience. and as no ex- pense was spared ts obtain the handsomest faces and topeSiect t m every respect we will venture to say 1t will be found handsome, if not the hanssosoest in the United States. We have also very hand some assortment of Flowers and Job Letter. of inc latest style, to which we would call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by us shall be of material equal. ii not superior, to any manufactured at the Nosth and as we shaI sell Type at New YoEk prices, we trust to meet with encouragement.
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule, and Type of any magnitude, with prompt- ness. We would also particularly cali the atten- ton of Printers 10 car Leads, having an entire new set of nnoaids. by which we are enabled to fur. nishs peEieet article. We also Agents for the sale of the Napier. Washington and Smith Press es, which togeihe~ with Glasses, and Cases, Com. posing Sticks, F a:iIre. ink. and every other ar. ticIe required in the Printing business, wil be kept on hand and furnished al Inanafacturers pri. css.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper or Job Printing Office will be furnished wiih an estimate in detail for the same by stating the size of the paper, the particular sty e and Quati ty of work to be executed.
 tj- Tie proprietoEs of newspapers who will pab. lish this advertisement six months: and send na. per to our office weekly, will be pad for the adyer tisement by purchasing six times the amour, of ad veTtising bill in Type
 GREEN x Co.,, IT Canal st. Row.
 August '. lsi7- s-6m. N. 0. Piaasass.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
House and Sign Painting a
 Glazing.

vINHE UNDERSIGNED. having Jssl Fsie'. \ this city, antssepiied biHaself~ith 's.,.. 's new stock of materials, respectfully ahhe public, that he Is prepared to execute all osa. his tine of basiness, with despatch, ans 0a '''
 reasonable terEas. ....A,j
 All orders Left al Mir ApneaTs Cab1fs1 s... '..ss ment, oE Main Street, wiii be pFoing,y syIg to. C. l.. Ss1A AZ
 Liiiis Rock .hsly 2s, ls47
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
DISSOLUTION.

TYRE Partnerships heretofore existing between Il snapp X lEowei, and Howei snapp < Co, are this day dissafred by mutual consent. LEWIS SNArr will pay all the debts due by said firms, and IS aatholixed to receive and receipt for all claims due to said firms, October 22nd lsi1
 LEWIS SNAPp,
 JOHN E. HOWEL,
 ]. B. HOWE FL, Ex of
 JOHN HOwEL, Decd. lHE undersigned will continue the contracts in his own name, and will use all exertions to aceommo. date the travelling community, and tfaciiitate the Maiis) The Lines from Napoleon to Fort Smith have good. careful. and sober divers, comfortable coaches, and substantial teams. Every thing in his power shall be done to pfomote the comfort of Pas sengers--who will take due notice thereof and yo- veTn themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS SNAPP. THes. GILLIAN, { asean. Oct. 23. lsfT 7-sm IGazette & Democrat copy.l
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
$lO0 REWARD.

ENAfED FRtA THE PENITENTiiRT, InN the evening of the 5th inst, two conyiets O via: sylvester Burroughs, (but whose real name is supposed to be stephen Lyman), and
 BorrougAs tor Lyman) was convicted in Pulas. Ri county for the crime of horse-stesiing, and sen tenced the 2Sth June, lsl3, to the Penitentiary for the term of l2 years. He is 5 ft SI inches high, about s years of age. black hair, deep blue eyes, dark complexion. not stoutly built, has the shaved. and the rest of his hair cut short, wore of coarse white cotton shiIt marked Is on the right shoulder, and with pantaloons marked Is
 the right half of Georgia stripe and the leit half of white drifting. and palm-eaf hat-a native of the State of Massachusetts.
 Eaka was convicted Of the crime of horse e.steal. Ing and larceny, in Poinsett county, n March, lS46 and sentenced to the Penitentiary for the term of years; and has subsequently, been sentenced to the same institution for fife, for being one of the prR cpals engaged in the rebellion which resulted in the burning of the Peaitentiary. in August, 1916. He IS native Of Henderson county, Ky. is about p years Of sge. thick set and stout buiit feet I-2 iaehes high, brown hair, light hazel eyes, large nose, and has relatives residing in St Francis co Arkansas. The right forequarter and the len hind quarter Of his head is close shaved and the ha m the balance Of his head cut short. Wore the same kind of shirt and pants as Burroughs, except tha, they were marked 10, and wore black giszed cap, and, in addition, had iron shackle and chain at tached to his right ancle.
 The above twoconyicts BunRoUGHs C., LYMAN and EAKtN, notorious horse -thieves and men oi the very worst character and it is to be hoped that all good citizens wilI their best eadeavors to ar rest and return them to their old quarters in the peuiieniiary. l will pay fifty dollars reward for the apprehension of either of the above convcts or ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for both, on their delivery to me at the Penitentiary, or proportion ate reward for their apprehension and conrni,ial 10 any Jail. and information given to me so that ge; them again into my possession. ~
 .E GEORGE ERODE, Supf.
 ARKAssAs PENIrENriARY,
 Little Rock. Get. n, IsI7 {
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
-EvM0~AA.

THE undersigned. having purchased oi 9r1' a''s
 l Newton, Chase O.. their eHt'fe sloeS o' s'' have removed to the Ware House recently ossa,s z. by theu, where we are now opening @'z ,,,si general assortment of Dry Goods, Groeenss' ", .( ware, Qacensssare, Iron, Nails, Castings v /, which Se are offering at very reduced P''''' i' ~ I'D. MERRiCK, k c. Steamboat Landing. a.
 Lissie Rock, Sept, % l5f7
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
CALL JEFFRIES,,

YNHF subscriber has just returned from New Or
 \ leans, where he purchased gentcci stock oi goods. wares. and merchandise of this Springs in- portations, ahd now offers them for sale at kis old stand, north room m Atdrich's cornef at perhaps lower rates for cash, the produce of the county than the same style of goods has ever before been offered in this market. He would respectfully so- hcit share of patronage from his old friends and the citizens generally.
 C. L. JEFFRIES. Littie Rock, April 2S, fS47. S3-ly.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
S44O RHWARD!! Proclamation by the Governor

STATE OF ARKANSAS To all to whom these presents shall come G,reefiao NTHEREAS, 1t has been made known to me w that on the 20,h day of November last in tue county of Drew, a certain THOMAS k. RussEtL. did commit most atrocious murder upon the body of Darling McCraw of said county; and that the said Russell has fled from justice and Is running al large:
 Now, therefore, l, THoNAs $. DREw, Governor of said Siaie, by vine of the authority in me vested do hereby offered a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who may spprehend the said Thomas R. Russell and deliver him to the She riff of said county of Drew in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed
 IS TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here unto set my hand, and caused the ,L- s.{ Seal of said State to be affixed, at s' Little Rock, on the 4th day of De-
 cember, A. D. Iei7.
 THOS. s. DREW. Fly the Governor,
 DAVID B. GREER,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-03
DISSOLUTION.

DtSSOLTTtO
 THE partnership heretofore existing uSdei s 1 name and style of Nesrtos, cadse { co. D .@, v solved. by mutual consent LUTHER GRASS ls3 < authorised 10 collect the debts, and settle uP A fairs of the firm. Having sold out oar entire stock of so"s Messrs. T. D. MERRicK & Co. he basire's V b. conducted by them, ali our old stand and ss [ commend them to the favorable notice oi our fuH'' and customers. ro. THOMAS ". NEWIoh'
 LUTHER CHASE, JAS. LAWSON, Jf. Little Rock, 10th Sept, lsl7.