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CIrY nRnINANCE.


 Al q neefpy 9f te C0sscti Aslt st fAs Ceaacii Ctamber on Satarday ereaiax, J4iy l5A, 46, hs .f9tsorfny Ordinance scas pdsseas
 An Ordinance amendsiory to sn Ordinance con-
 cerniag 'sHoases ef iil-tame,' Chapter g..
 Be i' orddfntd 6y hs Mdy1r and Gig Cossea of Litls Rock. That ali bawdy houses, or houses where sbsnloned women are kept fsx .pub ic hire ali 6isovdesiy crowds asseabaing at sHck pseeAs shuiI be and are hereby teelared nals ances. and the City Police Is authorised tn remove such nusances. and to lake such means to correct t as may seem bet tI hida 10 preserve the peace a"l comfort of society, and Ihst ia addtnn to tho DO ic4 now au;horiszf by the rresen, charter and 0rdinanee If the Cify--that the Ci'y Constabr be requssd, should il beccyne nrcessary. in aba ting auisanc s CT 4a preserving order at night, to employ persOns a, an expease.of dollars pr night for esc person sosempioyedi and ttat in ad- di;on lc the force so empioytd he sh2!i De al all times authorized to call upon and demand the servi< cfs of all good cizens to aid him in carving into eisect the provisions of ,he ordinances in rca,oa to Hpisances. & Ates', s. II. wEBB, Mayor, Divip ". GALLOWAY, CSfy Reeofder
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Errn Lls MsIsae. Efsl Tus.l.

4 -l
 Rer. I. V. Mai1tt in inAFkansas--oraat A re-
 lisions excitelnent fn BatesszlAs--inapo. [ tSne mAi1CU Ul aA9 MuFgheF1 kzEFTFs -
 Ne lesfn from geniIeiaan who waa ln 8stes. vIIle. AFkaosaf, nine days ego, th1t the Rev. J <. . Mafsin has hecA preaching about cue month in baiesvias mth effects go assohishng as to be mat ter uf wonder eVea b those wei read h rsAard sa ths vast iInprrssions made sa poealar assernKlies by such men as Whitfield, Wesley, Fenelan anA others The village of Baiessile 6 in a perfoet bsze cfrc isous enthnsiasm witch exsends lar into the euuntry, at iesss twenty miles Ia every diree- ton. Two hgntrra pegsons have ioinea tis M, h. odist Charch linsisr ths R&s. Ms. Mafss's psesrh- ing. including some smlaeaI physieizns cod law. yesrs. every lady in ths village ever ten ysars ef sgr. nsssiy al fine gentlemen, apd the two psiacisa groeefy or gToggefy keepers have closed their es- tablshmeIis atd jolned the shareh. The excite. meHt itstead of waning continues b increase. aai E ecmmnnicsssi to 'he slaves oa plantasions fer distant from tho town.
 Al this rpsp'endeu, saccess has been aehisvsa in defianee and in the face of each prosecutions and maiice exhibited by the magnaies of fne "Metho- dist Chuieh North towards Rev. Mr siafilt d is nlHost withoat paruliei in the his,sty of charch perserulian. When hi. eanaeetioa si A the sM-sh- odst ChaEch SoRth- pat it out ef fiieir power 10 ae hss. AsFm, they eadeavered to Kite hin an in- dsrrt bIow ai the Piitsbarx General csufsrenee in the following maRnef; Twe bisbcps eazae Gcrvasd and informed the Coa!esence that thy had ben aeensed Of setiog tyrsnnicaily towards Rev. M' Maftiit, and asked for committee b InyesGigate their conduct This committee, of coarse a .'whi c @ashing cne,'' entirely on oxpar'e ev5eacc, are infosr1et fas we have not read Ihrir Yepcft9 tOo< uPcn theEsslsess.ie Scaiter arrows ire brands and death" iR Rev Mir Mafitt's path But sli in vain
 If 2 great fant is that he hss lived 90 much in the South that he hss fctn4al . 6sSs 0piaion that the negro race south in serNifade gre nobler and morally more progressive pat of 'he Afstsn fami- y thsn the free negroes north. He has not eniy expressed this opinion-bzt lie has hsd the bold ness to call his eonbtfy rgst aad Msxicaas wrong. in the lsts glorious war.
 The same General Conference that on ex-psrtc evidence. and without trial condemned Rev. Mir Nafii't, also virtually excoamuniee.ed the entire Methodist Church South. .-l
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We hsar Grom all eaAsss,s, that our rs'ificst'oa meesiax will be "a feisssr" The whig spift h in blaze all srsaad s.. aad h midst. if ,hs io- eefoe whe were at the Cass meeting wia attend the ga,herisg on Ssterday evening. issy wiii hsss how man caa shout who have somsthing b shout for.--Los Jss.
 when they have 10 cali oa ths democrats 10 make . big meeting for them. We sao1d ike tD know wkss that sonsfAiag nay be, which ne whigs are going b shest fcy By yfAs wsy, vs believe tns ons U s-piasfcsm" tas whgs are gsing so hass Tor tAis carapaign. is .he one :aeir sPsakers will want mace of scantIing and boarts.-cin- Eng
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From fhs Heiena .JosrRal
 OTR P0SITl0y.

We have been many times asked our position in regard 10 whether would raise the name of any candidate to fit the vacancy oecassoet by the death of Col. Ashley. nov 6lI>d by Hea. W. K. Sebastan--and which ef the macy candidate IL would b.. We have Taised the name of Col Se- yi~F to ll the seat in the U. g. Senare, that Hon. .. borlaIsd IS contendug oI. because s is be wish of the people to him fisl that office; and not merely from our own personal presi'eetio7. We kiow nnt how many candidates may yet appear so- tAe vacancy oecasioned by the death cf Coa. Ash Icy. Neither have we yet been able 10 ascertain the wishes of the people in this respect. Our CO., iumhs are open 10 the discusSion of the claims of candidates and when we are fully convinced that the peoples wishes are directed on some particular csndida'e, we will hoist his name. b. he fF end or foe. even if it is Jkdgs OidAam whe Is. by the-by he iast man in our party. whom we woalA choose Tor that office. We feel fully eonsnced that judge Oldham will Hst be the man. Wherever if may bs, te VII receive our cordial support. We place the peoples wishss h this respect, far above our own indivtauai wishes; as th sc0Htse eoacelve to he the duly of condacter of pnblis jonrnal as the eiscassIon cl t,.s subject invoyes not prt@sPtea, bal nsn.
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Browniow. the celebrated whig preacher and rartiEan Of Tennessee, and eai or of the Jonesbo- To WhiE, gives the following proclamation of his own purposes towards Gen. Taylor t,
 If Gen. Taylor is nominated k,r she Presidency by a she conventions that can meet a ihs ife and If he is the last and only canidaie tasi ever the whiss have herSssn tlsis time and inc day sf IGd useei we wils gaot support hisn e sots fer hint'
 The Franklin Review of ihe sams Stale &avs ihst this deri4ya,ioa of Brow nlow expresses the de- .teiminatpn of large number of EAsi Tennessee whIgs."
 E The Bnssan Cnsrier--E0r MS. Wehster--says -ttsf i, wIt not support GeH, fas Tor If the whig ustlonal cpnveE,ion should Aamiaate him. The same paper says the exclusion Oi slavery from the territories Mil be the leading whig prioclple in this contest and 1t will bc,rece.ve Gen Taylor silence his implied prosnise not 10 use the vrto pnwer against this doctrine sufficient 10 eni;us hia to sks .sis sf asAaseits,--I IaeksAsFg s<asiasi.
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Ind thesf. Ice, Bratas.

TRovRLEi IN HsErfoap.--Laeias E. Smith. Esq, the talented edi'or of tie Hartford CnraDt eznBat go tse Taylos ticket. and has withdrawn fIom fhe establ,hmeni. In Tuesdays paper, she follow ing card appears under inc eslitoriaI head;
 s.The editorial connexion of Mr. .Lgels T.. Smith with this paper has ceassd. lie cannot, coasis en' iy with his views of duty, sppportt'e nomination Of Gen. Taylor. and should not In any degree, be con siteed n spousihle for ihe articles winch haze SD peaErd ia eaE columns the pasi week fayenng that fomi ination.-1ysx HassA hSgt4feY.
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coffee, SMgar Ac.
4. HAYS X CO, CGaElSNGs isD FORWARDING AERfHlyfS,

Wharf Boat ..New sSxertd.s,
 NAPOLEON, .gRE3NSRS VNHEIR boat Is ft'ed ur iu he most s~ctrp man 1 ner ftss storage of mcrrhanaize. parsicu as atcnton will be pad to the purchase 0f sp eoua- try produce, gyoeeFiea. &e and orders sor family sior S
 The cabin cf their boat ;s Gt'ed ap handsomely, with new fsrpffuFe for the aecommoaaton Of trav- elers, and the propret1rs pledge themselves 10 tie public ihnt as nScs oi osder and qGst shaii be pEs- served in well regulated hoieIs on sborr. Public patronsgs in bath dep .Ftsnes,s 50 i,ited Jiss 2i, ie4s. 4l-3ln
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E,.presihen, Ean Rurrn.

The Kiaderiook Sentinel. the democratic organ ct he residence cf MF. Van Basea. comes ea, siroBgiy and ably fn support of the nominations of Csss and 6s.ler; and the Tesy Csmmesessi AdseF- tiser says:
 We have t now ia our power b state so owr rrs- dess.y.ha s,nes the Baltimore Cenyrn',cn Martin Van BareR has stated to a damoeFst cf CoIumhi. county, st casaal meeEnz and conversation, 'that the nomiassions of Cas- sat Butler were pep. uisr nowinsiioHs; that they were good nomina,ions and osght te he sApnaFtea.
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THE DARDANELLE SPRINGS, OF "A EU Ek "A. Na- rM A = .

T VIE Subscriber would inf rm his friends and he \ Putiie generltly that this Celebrated Naisrsnr Place tand the especial favorite ot those who havs spent summer in The enjoyment of the deiieht scenery It shodts) is Row open foE tie reception sf visitors F
 He has errectea additional bnldiogs and addea fs the Batting Rooms every Posaibe convenience, ant gene to considerable exPrnso procuring tine mseAms fHr visitors to tty Iie fir-'aiaed tCod Waisf Carc as well as sRe Warn Hat and every impr ovemsut winch can promote the comfort Si the ihraa or ehs gfat'hcaiioa ei the man of leiare has bee saaed b. ia7se ol ifeae waters are to wide spread 10 ntei remark heres The simple fact that Hausre has iuffished s' one sfet CT at leas, only few yards apart, af
 F0IR SPaINGS, eae arhdif rrni from the other It's mrdictai quail Hes, mus, make them great io the citizens of.this sHd her Sintes. f P
 White Sulphur. s s' Said to rival those ol Vsriis to be h,und here, xuIs
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As srATe or AREAvsAs,

sTHg STATE of AR1ASsAs,
 Pal5skI Cotniy. ... ia Lhs PpItsei coesfy csart. spra fsra 4 D Ie.3,
 llh .7prR, 4. D, ISIS.
 ON tids day the Coutt proceeded to the appoint Elsnt of Judges oi ihe General Election to be leid m the fir Monday of August, \. D. ISIS, and la designate the precinct; and ups# consideration il iS oid-red by The co1Tt hRt said Election b. he.d in the fciowlsg dssgt szed p,scIpc, sai tbai the icllawins naned psssons ts sni they heseby sp- pointed laag,s ef sad elecrpa st the resi- eetiys Preei incis herelnaSar Bamee, 'o-xii:
 Bag Rock TcaasAip, District Nc. !: I he election shaii bc hrid at the Court Hoase of he county of Puisski. wss, ol ess, main street. and Mhi'sp Wait. Chad,s Kap.ey, and Rcsn ell besbe, are herooy afpoisied Jidges thereof.
 Big RoeF Toiraship BsskStef No 3. The eiectioa shail b. hsid al tbe Market Roase. snd lohn Adanson, David r. shall. ani Thos4s D. Meu'ek, are hereby appoin'ed Judges thereof
 FOETcss TeEashlp.
 The election s.sai De heta tte Sehool house nsa, the resdence If Mrs V hite. aai IsraeI NJ Na.rp Wili1n rhotn and ksitaial Lexis. are hen hy appointed Judges fhereoT
 MaRneiis Tssrassip.
 Ire election shall be held a. the heuss eG sacob Farlkner, and R1de'ph \. Ro sad, Jscoh Panther snd <spuel D, Blackburn sEe appols,sd Jad ;cs fLsredr
 IssaHs 15rasf,p ... Ire e'sc tisn shan he aeM a the Hos se Of tienty Uiafroy, Esq spd JehR \ Boy e. Ffascis Met an,.. asi JesrpS cas HHg, are hereey appointed Judges. thereof BSyoa Hsise To,rasiir
 The s!scti9a sfat be heid $, i. hoDss of ssynusI II Hsksson, Rsq. aud 4 atexau1et Murphv, Daniel t. 7Cavcy, art sssfssei If EfffIkstoa. sre beitty aePosssed Judges ;eeseof
 Easfe ToEadip
 The election slev ss he'd s. the hon.s of s,,,r-eL tisnakin. E~f. and Il siljani C. Campbell. Daniel 'snek's ant wi'iisn Wells gre hereby sppoated sdgss osers ct
 Greg TeuHship
 Ihe eieeiicn shall ba held al tAe hanse es Rsi. diex Eason, Esq aod Pl..aant MsCra9. Joel san ders aud Redaick Ennsn. are hvGeby agpoots.t Iutges. Also al 'hs salne time and ai the pharss above speeiaea, special El1eton will he helI for one senator tofsptesent the seh4iortsI alpsrct soupos ed oi be counties cs pSask and Praifie. 10 tl the anextifed portion of ihs tern, fcr which Thoroa. W. Newton Mas elected A. J HUFF. sssoT
 q P4LazS4 Gsaray 7rk1rIzos
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TAxRstI TAxEaii,

4 IL persons lisb- to nay tsxes, are respectfully / "A rfqu-sicd to cone foE~srd and psy he saTse. immediately, or they viii be trat with scvoediag to law. A HUFr. SherF9Aas q
 Ex- QfSeio Assessor oad Celisrfor
 of Pstaaki Essnfy. sherd's saice. Little Rock. Isps 6, is4s.
 nt0--tw.
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y1ifsT sEsol.sf f1S Ia Fsisiion to tAs ttAtspst- teilsa tsSd dstAssks q tAs zili.sy fhsess of the Ui tied S,atse q the eloss of the war with Mex leo. E "a t F
 Be it enssfai V its .srmzse end B5uw pf Rsprs- sessfsss ef fAs Casfsd Ststes ef -4.ssrcs n Co., grsss asssscSsS. Thstea ihs r~.sorst oa of poaee wiih Mextco. by tsssty of peace duly sasiaed and psooAaiMe4. al the saiiasy faress of she stae~s, whetheF vslanteefss regHlArs. the marine eotps, who by aw, or the terms cf their engzgrment are Co be dtaahaswed at the ecse cf the waV sAsi uher the dreetlen Of inc President of the uaitea Stssu~ be transported CT maFched wfh ,5e easi saesiesb, delay. En sneh poss CT places in The q. Staies as maF be lesrt expensive and mosi soasraeHs to the tr0opa~asd as saeA places they shell bs discharged from the seEsiss ei ths to ted S,ates an that ua Il they shnil respectively rsseA such plaees saa he discharged. the officers and met shat be considered Peids sad fneasFd m "a the s-Tyiee ef the Unitsa States, h the sane maanes ~s h tue war had soa closed.
 RoRT. C. WINTHROP,
 Speaker of fhe Hoase ~ Reprs senrAliyss
 c. M. DALLAS,
 Vice President ofthe Unitea States, Sad
 President of he Senate. Approved. June i6 lsts
 JAMES K. POLK.
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TIVNC gELEBRAFION.
I,rrtr Rocx, Ialy %. is4s.

y5.7 V. C. #. BatD~'",s1,,-.v v. s.,I M IT, o,ce.ia- ef Wssssra sssi Lsdks So. nesa i,,L ait i; Sss ,eseived thst yoa b. reqges. % 1 .h q copy o, the Ad,iTess prepared bt you sa s,. a,plyerSsry of Si. John the B4P'st for p ". 'l,.,,a anu the undersigned were uPpcinisd s'..-,lf,se to nske the request Ns resrsly and most heartily join h the request A. TeIrr, hal you iarnish sePy Of the Ad- e -. ,f,rssail fer publication.
 Fraiesaaily yours. .r,,
 r. s. GARRIrr,
 E. H. ENGLISH,
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SUNDRIES,

S0 BAGS Havana Csffre, st sJO 3U Rio eo. sa.ss 10 Hhds. Segu,
 51 Bbls. Ohio Flour.
 I5 a Mess Pork,
 n Casks Bacnn, eslv 9B Kegs s,ssf i.srd
 sa Half bhis. Butter Eiscait. l5 BbS Ale,
 io0 Bbls. Nlhskey.
 50 HAfebkis ;do - 20 Sbls- Corn Meal ace .u B5is. Cidet Vinegar,
 Cssk Brandy, , Gin, s kec ived on eonsigs.u ueRt and for sate very low for CdsA. I. D. MERRfCK, & CO., s7s
 Sfosssoat Laadsss. I JtRe g. is4s sa ef
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sgNERiL ELECTION.

wAi be held in the coSnfv af Puiaski on the Es at Monday of August, A. D. ISIS. iee the following uamea ofieers, 'o-~ii: Governor. R-presrntstve in Congress, two Rsp,ese natives to the State fe- sistatpEe, Clerk, SherF. Coroner. Coanty Tressur CT, County Surveyor. Josiiess ef the Pc e., Tow D. sh'p Constable. and thee School Cnmmissieflrrs rs ; which efeedon ~ili be held ia the precincts and Townships. and by Ne Judges hersinaf,er naueA
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Black sslPhas and thalybcats,
 AND A SODA SPRING.

The inhab taats oi Cities tasy here scelude them- selves ie seasoa sniaug the ~iid. oi aatase, and sseure tbat recfea'Ion necessary to hesf,E. and vet moi b. deprived, 10 any siderable sxtsnt ef her usual lgKaries or coaifrr rts.
 Tsese Spiings ase situated at the base of tiaA Ma- gazine Moun'ars, go mile, west from fStf.e Rock. tea miles fsim ArAaases river.
 An Accommedaiiea Hack k always ia rsaainess nj Mr c. WafaeS,' Daras nsl;e 10 eony3y yis.t. gfs to Inc sP' ings who may arrive on tie staaa- boats which ply regularly and also eonneet st Noi- tissown, sein'- weekly wi'h the United States Mail Line oG As SaapF, from Lale Rock to Ft ssnilh: g ihst passengers by eIlleI foute san rsseh iks Splings wtkaut 1eiaY
 JOHN II sTRoSG@ June 6ih, lS4s 3e-N
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Proclamation by tho Governor.

TK7HERE s Fbs tsousssszssass ui.rs 4svs uss T,lrE
 " Stat4 ~f Arkansas, seqair- that general sise- ten shall he bell thers ia es the Gut Mom,nv ln Aaxuaf nexi; Tbersssss. h. Ta.oaams s DS~w. GoSsrnor ef seia Sttr. sS hsrehy declare aaa made known that sBch grnsral e'ertIm wia he NetA la tha respective ceaAfsas ef tiss Ssste on the sai 6rss Monday in Angass sex,. Ter sss ciectson et a CoyernoF, Representative to the Congress of thp.
 nihsa Siaiet. and fer zee state ScnaiOr from each 0f the following SenAtoFssl Dissslets. to w8ts
 st nlssriSa eenaly sf wahinge~,
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LATEST ARRIVALS

DY THE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT. \ J. hUTT. hss lnst r.csfveda s,nalI Iot of lawns, bieek eategea- plain and g,sped lackeaet. chldren Polka teois. ladiss' colored a,d black bas klns' brenze and soiored satsT-. and Ms.~ss ditto cases Gents Ene, eslt sswet soois, Ne Aa
 ALS0-- fs ts
 FEB <. B. ELLEN T. 29 bh'a Wbskey, P Ice ID carpet wayp,
 boaes cotton yarn s2z 10 k gs L nj.
 20 boxes s'af sz adIes.
 59e ib ha lead, ioZ JdniFsg wool cuu-siz dJz sioas ditto aszoy.ed ...ss boxes eooBsoD t>,bacco, A seses A No. d,so.
 hilk eseeIa 'jasa As E Al extremely low for c ASH L'His RoeI. Nay sstA ists I.
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AI.sal

sehoel books of every description. blank beok.ef every aescripiinn aad slse~- F a.
 II ef which wiil bs sed tweuts. i've per rent lower than ever offered before for cash, #fee
 A general assoFtuns nj of ehrap puAticaslona a;.a wsys on hand. t4-ss Lit'ic Rock, Ialy iA. lals- 4s.s :. 4a-tf --
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STATIONARY.

fsrk"i post. eomercial leter, folio rest rsals as
 uarnlesi. eomWsn. Npe snd s,psrtns esp snd Ie.tes paper French pspFr. eth post. enveisps raaey, Ro'e psper. Plain and cnbrossiered; rens, Glisu's eagle eo ae e'sl osd and yscioris pens cs "a ls or "a boses @afers tarr, sana sealieg wax Hae and common water atamps, folders. Sc; ink Ih bottIcs at every size hack A1f rnd ~ .-1e1
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EnR aNL.I.

. l-ss ts tt A :, -aHts U
 ..,&W NY FARM ca ForraA~,
 ~ 1s sIk uhuWt turr1tspn saaias tl
 34tN wes, of Li'i ie Roek. ehoat " HtSF four mSses fs6m the naim k.~-. sssaiSrrn scal eeasAsassx sa5 scIss. uaas N wh sh ts very good fieh tRi.-- On the above. here asa Aesrly enc humasea ser of eieaesd lensh eom- kysahle hewed lsk dwelling s.eNss lg sete rsums. each 2g H sqmase. vel ventilated with lafes Nin- aews Of gssss. saa passagr % feet wide. Re Ae. Thetc Is alsa ea is very good peAsh oscARrgs sa,sil aEps arrhaa tAsog 50 sretal sAst sfSh hssi. are bearing. as weit as soEse psafsfeepe Afm vel wateFed Besides seveEaFspsiegsa and q ell Fearchs tuas aY the yssd f@uee Asd Is tAsse. bssatss1ssa clear running Streasu. ghene is also waest foWEf from eFa nesvs tsillag large spring eFeasAsseA the above lsRd n the epinicn of ibcse exFssseH@td in such maiesFs, satfseeat te make mill granae ~ gin ran. s6e aAa}r ssRF reaHd. Thia ie the epsnF toH of Me. GFeHaE Baonlg. the pyvseWf batldeF ut our Pents nstay ene ct the best sN ths Statr, who is wea scaaslnicd with the above sAFRh ard to whom nns AwthegiFed to rsfT Tor fwsssmtk ton, aisn refer te afs NElfsaA Deuten, aaw fe- siding the sewthefn Epse,. about aeSya asiles hom th's a'sy, who hved cn my farm several yeuw. As the Hasasai psssarasr ls yegy hhe sn ihs abevA itnd, and fas many seiles assppd. it would mako q iisSi rate stock fsrm. < ggsa bargain esa aowSAs mSde wIih me. ?. T. .ERUTCAFIkAh
 Enfie Reek Jaes Is, fSts si.-tf
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 ssihmetirai asspr. hs inxluded, VI ich snounl to the httls of flioao nhfe1 to S3g l5aSl3 ST. From he sEu Eals. l1e ssser ia selasioa ,e amnnnt nf 1teek lasaag lI7 esury do.ias hcssowea. 10 Dscemqsg l. fS45, hhdef the act of January xp,s. IT.. nsy bs aeanessf lsgsIheT wish ail ths sIs's ssssi1s fFeHs iis shd enonning 10 S9S6. Ma- king this dednEaoe he errors Frmainlng amount 10 " sisl .327 g7, and may be ciasBihed as ioioNs: A- Esfofa Ton fsaaFdisg treasury nOies whss fam ueu. as sos relmeafsed. $S.lss.13S to r. Efrcss rom taking treaeury notes
 ioaadea from stock book iasEoad ofs
 noess eI ferstPfs md expsndIiures. 10, ,s3S7oo O !. Errors Iron tAking wIopg state-
 ment ot ltsasaxy notes, rsimbaEsaa
 ID Oeteaef and Now uabee. 5s2l0 go Ersors from wrong statemenss or
 expenditures in the last shncp a aF-
 tefs of the fiscal year. ending June
 l0th, le4e, and from cembisatians
 oi thls error. with ihcse emb,sced tn
 tEe 2d end d iteyns 2S009o n ;. Error in addition, iA. GOO .Oo0 Ob 6. Errors fom the omission of SS57,.
 goo m the siatsDent of stock issued
 snaes act of January, Is47, up to
 18th Oct. ls47. 4,sa,, TOO ae AggregAfe Of 6I dislinetegsArs. aa. .lsl .ag7 af None of these errors are simply arithmetieal ex- eepl ihs sth. They ,eier to sas:.ess os fact. zsa night have aI been avoided il the ssmmltiee had properly used the data befars them, or hal under. stool to use them properly.
 When Ccmie, one of ihs snisrs Of ilc Polytesui- cal Institute q France, pabiishsi his great irsatse or all human knoxledge, he comp "a Se. thst Mir. ATrago, the p .gPeFsEai secretary oT the FFench Academy, now st the head of the French sepabllc. was rot very great mathematician aitsr al. To which Airsgo replied in pubi,he letter acded to The preface of Comtes work as a eondiIioa insis- ted oPon by the publisher, that Comic vas neither gre nor small mathematician. but no ma,Asma- fanam tnrt# V A. A .sa equal force b Mr. Rockwell. who must be conten. to remaia eypAsy. snd not very reliable one in the bargain.
 As to Strokm-
 Dart not at k lly an indignant eye;
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Threshing Machine.

nSE ~ith Ho'se Power S<c, ssrnplets and sD SSlmpisved Fanhiaa aaiti, s,ais by Ts. ltt' aud GlnSres, C9is'sin. Ohio, For sale by
 .eN@e @l, 3S WM B. WAIT
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BOOKS.

Franklia's works Seoite works, Burks's waaks. Bseoh's works, wri sngs ef Washington, W shsseFa speeeh~s. tie of Leaeissn, Miltor, Yoanr, Grey, Beatie. Collins. Grey aud McCanley; Lie of Tay-
 Tor, Napoirca nd his Msrshas; Heroes oF the Ams,
 ,ieaa Resoeiiaa RhIss, hymn books, p,sysr boaks,
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And. also. pneInhers ei tAe House ef ReprvseA,a tFvs ef the n-xl General Assembly of thiS state iisn ihr respective eona les thereof ta ~P:
 From tlic rouaty ef Arkansas aae Re,rs .ve
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s,,rnsrx: Yoar uote of the 26ih at i'st hand.
 < sonN ssooes have been attended 10, bat for Ias., and pressing engagements. g,c.osea pleased fad copy as requested.
 t ,,,s that there is anything in t to prosls The ..srrn aaeh. il was skete he'd oa at odd times and .asSha; in a hurry; but T dces contain, however. . ct tbs ,ea.ons whv feel proud to De number n Sith tse Mystic Brotaerhocd. Wuh ,sn,iu,s a's of uaieigned esteem and regard, -. D. J. BALDWIN.
 NrSsrs. E. H. English, F. s. Gsrris', ThOs- Par ..A. CaRaIiits
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Books, StationarY Ae., Nc.

Gt A. BONNER waald 'vsyeCIsilv. inform N. the public. that havisg easSIuMaa ef Lea,sel X. LtaevIn, tha RoaksteEp formerly nwAea hy hlna, he will keep hand good stock ef Stationary ke., eensisling ot the folowtag avtclcw ~
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sgresals erro, of conmis,ss sasIsa. .ass sf ol