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COL. RILEY.

We observed statement in some of inc papers, that Gen. rowson, the ebio Payuastertisneral now on his way to Puebla, 10 hold Court of Iuqairy
 was previous his entering the ranks of the army blacksmith by trade. This isads 10 remark how
 many of the most efficient and ds,in guished of our
 officers arose from the ranks. Gen. Worth enlisted as a common seldier--so did Houston, the Hero of San Jacinto-So did Col Mastan Scott, who fell al
 MoIino del Rey-so did Coicnel Riley, and best of others, too numerous to mention. Bat our present object is to refer particularly to enc of cur gallant officers who, from an humble lzborer and mechanic
 has risen tc he of the nobsst heroes of this ar we refer b Col. Bsnnet II. Riley, Col. II, con-
 menced life shoemaker, and worked at the trade for several years. Daring the late war, Lis galan-
 ,ry obtained him comnis sion, and he has ever snce
 maintained high position in the srny. He ls strict dIseipinarlan and perfect soldier rm faith
 fui, brave, Vigilau, al the same time jus; and and,
 as lar as consisent with lis position, indulgeHt tO the soldiers under his conmand. We remember aa anetdose o Col. K, wbich Is no less amusing thar characteristic.
 Whilst the army lay around Vera Cruz ii became
 necessary 10 enforce very strictly the orders oi Gen
 Scott against the sol3iers JepreiatiRg on the cattle of the people in ;he n-ighbol hood. ca one occa- sior, Col. Riey having Ge'tc'ed a soldier in killing Mexican eeef took the meat away from tim, and
 compelling him 10 pay the Mexican he value ot it,
 proceeded indulge the honst and orderly soldiers luxury r fresh meat. Passing through the camp that night the Colonel overheard the unfortunate 1 beef killer dsmning somebody very violently, as
 -A d--d old rascsi-su upstar.-l nobody who had once worked al the last, which he ought 10 have
 stnck to- "Who is that you ase speaking Of. my goodth iecsss" he llsps houiby) asked the Cooa-
 el, walking into the tent whence the denunciaio
 proceeded. Tho soldier look ed Abashed but st last tIaatly answered. "It you, Colonel" Wei,
 Il IS we'll foF You that tt IS you hspeskiag of
 so disthrespeclfully, or wouli have you up before
 n conrh marthiAl. B1t you thoid ihe truth or once in your lie. l was once thsohemAkeT, and now a celonel, and that's more than. fear, you will eyer be, whatever yoa have beea" The soldier was well punished by this eproof. as if he had sifferei
 some of the sevrresi pehaities Of the court martial B~fHe Col Riley went 10 the war, he told his friends. taking farewell of them yellow tha.h or SIX feet of Mexican earthf Will moi the whole country recoglize hls claim to the yeliew ssshl
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PEEP IT TIE SEylTE.
By the Washington correspondent of the x. Y

By the Washington correspondent Of the x. T. Herald:
 'Few strangers in the galleries to-day. Twelve o'clock. Prayer by the Rev. MT Seer. A dozen democrats present in the Senate. Not one whig member in the chamber CancIs going en-whigs wish 10 understand each other in reference 10 tle tra2ty. Mir Cslbena. Mir. Csss. Mr. Bsgby. Mr flanagan, Mir. Dickinson Mir. Dix, and Gr. Lewis reading over taeir letters and papers Nlr. Benton taking hts cloak of '.Yes, sir, thing of win tc-, sir, this morning. MT. Se,ir looking over pamphlet which locks Ike treay-he narkes a plsslge with pencil Half past twelve. Senate still open. One whis Senator, viz Mr. Phelps, makes his appearance gees 10 the retary's desk and takes pinch of snUd .SonFthiag in the wind
 Quarter b one o'clock. wkis Senators gt.lnz in body, Mir Wes,cott among ihen somehow.
 Gen. Cas- tsSide.1 Are you going Mr. Seyier 10 see what they have done in csueas, hey
 Mir Sevier. bows, as he proceeds across to Inc whig side of the chamber, in bee line for Mr. Johnson, of Maryland.
 Mfr Csss.-WiI lei ne know what they have done, won't youl
 MT. Sevier bows, and sis down with Mr. yer dy Johnson in conversation. Mr. Sevi=r draws Mir. Mangum also into he talk.
 The Vice President calls the Senate 10 order.
 While The Secretary is ending h: joetn4 q yes- ierday.
 MT. Benton comes round fom his seat oa the e1- treme democratic side of the Chamber and takes . position alongside of Ar Badger, on the extreme whig s,de.
 Mir. Benton spesks and lns r2 his finger in .ex- peeiaicn he looks very knowingly at the Scna,or from North Carolina.
 Mir. Badger replies, in tone inaudible to the re- porter.
 MT Benton nods his head, ''Ycs sir,' smiles holds up his head with enlarged saiixfaction, and walks round outside the bar to he sea, asaia.
 TThe meeting of these two distinguished Seua 'ors. and the pantealiHic revclaa be,ween them, were significant enough of the decisions of the whigcau- GUS; which was, that the whigs aforesaid had re- scIrcd to vote against the treaty.i
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The Baltimore .9mfriean of Wednesday merniax takes one view oi the advantages which we are to deiiSe from he acquisition cf he nov territory. which we presented ia our aItirle oG Tursiay nrst HgsiisRloa laion
 ''It E Eos for that kind ofeemmerce tshe whalers) particularly. thss the haTeor cf saa Trsscisco is 6es tAbse. iapcstans-nRy. shsoiaseIy necessary se the Uai'ed States. The fe4sous why thas ha bos should be ours, arc part snd parrel o ih4 rrasors which rsqaire the whole Of Uprer CaliGorn;a to be CUTS sfso. Toe cepreVce wlafh IS to eorreatra'e at the port es San frAneio wll sesk access to the MiSs.s ifPi valley hy sen@ eF all af he avenaes witch connect Cslfssiis wIsh t, and sheaee so the Atlantic aha the Old world Tofhas vAsi eargrnt ef treade, which, tn ai ages ef he yard ske sBesass pacielas has aepesied Ectden sands wherrver r has Howed, tes aEieatton ot statesmen fs row ts h- tarned they weaId naints,m a name fer saxacity and fer thought -Iet them rFepase Ehe way for t
 ihe rssgroirs into wissch q may ceso>, the chan peIs isfesgh Shseh | may ran Ii II k nev~ssary 'o hsTe the harbor of San Fraaeia it k ncceSsa,y 10 have alsv the srenues by Ehieh thas haFtuor ad aH CaihrTnta fomEluntcates wIth the Yaiiey og tia Ai isssSslppss'
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Prospe.ts q RurOp,an War.

The London eorrczpondeat of the \. Y. Tribuns thus sPeculates upon The prospects of general var h Europe. as likely to ensue uron the death of Louis Philippe, whase lie must have reached neGr- ly is term;
 LoxpoN, Jan. 76, Isls
 The Old Year is now one month behind us. Eng iand's merchant princes have got of the dangeroas coast, where lie scattered the wfecks of may q noble craft. II is sAd speriacie. quarter af century has not produced its lke--another quarter of . century may not restore what has been lest. Will ls45 bring forth brighter. happier. mere pros perOns daysf " hst is the prospeca There is now dall calm. IL is ever the same aiteT . terrible storm. No great disasters may happen in the com mereal and monetary woTid bat what of tl,e polit- icall What powerful clements are silently at work that may proiuce political condagra'ionl True, tbey not alI visible. but before the pFese nt year c'oses great events are expected England is forewaraed. Hsr greatest hero tells her io srm,- And for whaif Arm for France and if Fraace compel her to defend her eoas's, all Europe may be | in sunden bisze. The drum and fife are sifea5iy seart in Austria. Italy, Saitzerland and Egland FrsPce, Prussis Spain, Portugal, Greece, and even so atet ami mysterious Russia, may Dc called upon to arm. Tue course of events appears to depend upon uu..-e teFead. The death of one man Is re- garded as the sigma. for the slaughter of ioasands 1t should not be se. bss such is the ack nowitdged fact. Nobody fears little war ia petty kingdoi. bat every body is alarmed lest widespread war fol- low a sudden death in greater kiasiOm.
 The Wellington letter has certainly aroused the Government The Dakes advice is regarded in high quarters A dozen powerful WAT steamers have been orderei round 10 Portsmouth there to main ready for any emergency. Is this not very significant movement -france in the meantime is silent, but she is rapidly increasing her army and navy. Austria is sending ber troops in all drec lions. She Is casting cannon and balls day and night. Switzeriand is uneasy. Italy Is alarmed All Scieiy is In ferment through the grinding des polish of kiag Ferdinand. What Russia is to'poor Poland. Austria would be ie Italy asa her neigh hOrs The part that each State may be called up ca to take II is dific0h to sufmise. That iiapor- tant political events in embryo is certain, but t is 10 be hoped that they will pass of without disturbing the peace of Europe.
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\ terrible situation.

The fcllowing distressing particulars of the loss of mail stage near Montreal, we find in paper cf that city:
 There were but two passengers, MT Og,'en. cf Oaubec and Ar. Russell. ct Ancest~r. When the leaders pa anged Into the water. Mr. 0gien and Mr, Russell both leapsd Iom ibs stage; the hrsi made good his footing on tae nAu cr, but Mir. Rass.li's cloak unfortunately go' tangled. and before he could exircate il he iouud m el in desP water.
 lie olung to he siasr, ta' as ;fe n.ghi vas dark he could see nothi;yg ot i'iF cain~ancns The to- ses swan with the aisse about two miles. uutl it grounded on saoai. near The Isle Dosvel where the horses perished. oV.ng 10 the intense cold, Mir Russeli's clothes were immediately l,czcn 10 The stage or he must have been swept oa, the wi1d blowing strongly, Soon sfier tse pianss, Nf. Rus sel callsd out to the driver, MGdge, she answered he was OF shee. Of iee aRd drifting down; but Inc lIghG vas 50 dark that they could net see e1vh oh- CT MT Russell afterwards hea'd hun shouting al intervals some distance ahead of himself and ihe:e is every probability that inc unforlunaie man hurried down the Laehine Rapids.
 Mf. Russell lay the stage. where u gronR led. exposed to the dreadful inelenieney of lfe wsa,Ae for eight hours. from ha1psst l ID the morning To hslf-past 9, at wisieh heuf he was resesed- When fonnd his situation vas distressing h the eXtfesne; from the continuous beating oi the sufi oyef him as he lay, he had become completely eneassa ia ice, to suea an extent that il was Iouad necessary To clear Il from him with axes, before he eoaa b Ge tached from The stage.
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 CONGRESSIONAL.
,.I,,Ii ,o LAs Lori.siIle Drnocrai.

WasmxsroS, March :, sr N
 SENATE.
 ,,A,u u,ual hour the Vice President called the s,uu.e to order i, suudry petitions and memorials were presented asl .-sierr'd- .,,x M, nx fan ,h. sr New York, praying foF an amendment el".'- ..,on-house laws relative to Pa'ssngeT' tssg1ss. .,.i ,t. n.,;,,on of Major s.a,,d praying fos as. allowance to De made 10 pay rn,,,,.i,Ou pris0nsrs while 'n eoahaemehi m asIiee. ,., a. .on. ,,tO. of the Senate to enquire ihtO ts sE 0ea'eH' - of of,,..bsshing tarf of fees to be eha.-geS 0y s;,t,,e. r..srnsya Which was adopted ,,a ms,ioa sF Mir. seyier, the Senate went into executive session.
 HOUSE.
 Tho sosskeT announced that the first business in .u., this n,ornihg was the reports from the com mii,ees.
 NJ. Evans, from the committee on Public Lands, ,.,o,,ed join, resolution providing for tho bounty ,o soldiers to be continued notwithstanding that they might be promoted.
 Mr. R Evans spoke briefly in support of the re- sslutons.
 Mir Haskell also spoke ably h support of the re- soaa,ioa.
 MT Giddings said be desired that equal justice .bod he done io tho sO3srs Hho served in the last EM.
 Mr. MeCleIIand followed in an able defence of the resolution
 Mr. Harrason advocated its reference to the con- niuee on Military Affairs.
 Mr Pollock urged the views advanced by Mir Gssdngs, and eOutended for the reference. Mr Hughes opposed the motion as oqt of order The chair decided tha; it was not in order. On motion, the House went into Committee oi he Whole on the bilI making additional apProrria. lions for deficiencies in the revenue. Several unimportant amendments were adopted. One amendment proposing to strike out all that rcla,ed 10 the new issue of treasury notes, was ne- g,tired
 The bill was then ordered b third reading Chas. J. Iagersoll moved to reconsider the vote jst taken, when, on motion, the mnitiee rosa ,al the House adjourned.
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For fAs Basn,r. TO THE T0TERS OF PrLlSkl c0rITT.

Alil oug l am canAi late for your sdfi sges, for the office of Sheriff, shall Tot he able to present myself before yen. personally, in 'Ee Way of siee ti5Hesriag ' durIug the canvass.
 Dcpesisut as 1 ani, Tor riveihosd. upon my personal exertirn ns, am ne, able 10 disvease with ls.or for s., long iln. as wi intervene betse.n ;hs and the day ci election. Instead, thete'or', of occupying the time 'a idiing through the town Oi county soliciting the indepeEsent voters for ,htir suprcf' find !, necessary, and deem il proper, 10 devote myself 10 useful labor and thereby eneavo, to prsve myself ,rq'ihy q tAs esiv te ire to re ceiVe.
 As have been resident cT this county, from my early boyhood and am Ter 'onaily known tO sl,nosi every ei izea in ii; ssd especially the course l propose is any thing bu, dsrePussb~ in the eyes of those who respse, homes, iadustry, eanno, beiitve 1t wis lessen she support should. ss4er any cir. cams;sncss, obtain.
 In The prosecution of my business. ,hslI neee.- sa'y be absent frcm The county until few weeks before il,e election; when iay friends may se ssseF ed of finding Iae ct hsne.
 BEN. r. DANLEY. i.it;s. Rock. March 7ih. Isl..
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From ths N. 0. nril.. 9th ut.

From Ei Notleioso es Tsmpicn. Feb ls. we iTans- late the following extract lI0m Fl genitST
 Me:ss. 17ay. CaiAosa. Boits, Webster. Gslirtia, Fsa Dick, (fl &c.-These liIas'rioas defeadsrs sf tko caus. of Mexico have justly acquired for theE;- se.vss the srstitucs Of goed Ms1iraps. At..s gen. ers meeting of thS Paiianihroqic Society ot Mexi- co, held oa the 18th nit, It was rescIse4 10 sena them eonmnnicAtton manifesting the gratitude oi the meeting iAem honorary mslnbcfx of tne Seciey, whatever may De the political circumstances in which The United Ssates and Mexico may fad them. selves. Fer cursslves we render the homage ei thankfainfss to these magaaEimous ana gsseraui men who speak in baaaif oi country in the very land where troops are collected to make war upon it. Eteras praise to the defenders oi the eaass ei justice and eisilizaficR.
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Nurdsrs in the Indian TerriiOry.

The Cherokee Advocate ef the 9th inst, says;
 We are informed that oR Saturday esea:ag, he o6th aIi., Martin Beage, Nick c Jack, and several others were casonsing opposite fert smith A quarrel arose hetSeea Bense ana A1ck laek which resait>d ia the murder Of beth ef them. Oar informant states, that hsviAg kissod bis antasont with Bowie knife. B.ngr entered small cabin He was followed by Ah-tah ns. ecs-ki, Crane and Um niah -ah- kaskuh. who knocked hin Gown, ans' teaf him so as 10 eanse lmneGiste dsa,E. Such ls the version tf the affair a; fai nishe'i US.
 ANorHEa yi6rIx--We have scarcely done an noancing the awfei murders el Bsnse and Nick .
 ack wken il is told as that there has been sgsiher, In Fiat friend from thai D.ss.ci, iells as thAi hu. fes days since. ycang naa nahed i,asid Ross, killed aoo;her named Lairss-loE-e. He Sss shot. They were beth un1er the influence C! spif- ituoas liquof."
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Hosi SiagsIIr 0eesrreNss. Capt Martin Lund, a Dane by birth. N Nho wss wei known III New Or!- cans, let shoae about tishleeR months ago in the schooner lsdspsnisaee, loaded with peichAndise fer Mexican perl, nPea a sfeeaaas,on H- went 10 tie Rio GEsade, sold kis cargo, and after taking on card the receipts, which accounted to three oF four thonsaRa dollars ia specie as again pat to sea < foTihsr coming on be vas obliged to pat into a hostile MrSlcaa Ier, when his property Fas cen- dscsed apa bis P rSon put into close eonEaemeIt. His frrnGs heanns no news dsfrct from hIin. sn! lnnaoF being B circulation that his vessel sas lost ~ih all on board, they supposed af coarse taat he Vss GeAd A scocsssioa wss opened in the rFopes caur, has property sce the saeeessioa closed, and the psaceeds psd oyer le lhe supposed wIdew. The site. about six n,oalhs ago. nssrued a yeaag lawyer oi New OIleass- 1hree or fe6F days since to the wonder Of every one Inc long oss sat vsriis bic Capt. Lnna retarned tp his former home. and foaaa quite alteration in his sFairs both pee8- nisry and iae domsssse- This may gise f.se tc ssne interesting diseass.ens of law.
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Boys have an unfair lime of is in ttis world They get the drums icks cf the turkey al dinDes aad have to vail for she bot cakes at bfeaifast ,
 everybody else is supplied; they are snabbsd when they are in spif.ss and told not te make such q rack ct; they arc sent off to bed just a the sweet sge of The evening, when is se nice to sit by the ssre abd tell stories; In taonsaBd wsys they are put upon asd robbed of their ao,urai righss.-.'ia
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TAGGING AND ROPE--eoB'iase very dw !. and only iinited sales be made at sc. Tor the former and g a sc for iAe latter.
 CORN --Ssles ef 2s, ,Cs0o sscks af 37 ie 4oe.
 GUNSY BAGS-tn Bales n 10 n ccstS.
 SALT.--A ea'go of Livcrpooi orc ,hiri fine ,sol 9S cenis-In seeond hands g ii1 fer coarse an fssa.
 COFFEE.-Sew eITp prime 10 .
 SUGAR.-lnfefior aRi common 2 10 St1c. choice 10 k.
 MoLAssEs --Infeiicr i5 10 ise choice I9 to 2Ic FLoUR.-Bes, brands , g. ,s $ .jbB.
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'E~aaea'ea ., wcstF tFels,.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE sNsTlTuTn,
 GEORGETOWN. KY.

Nee'lv aslf ssss fvsz nr Msissary i#siaafs fINttE i0fh year bas closed with 20 paplls. Tho 1 2lsf session ssIn eonmenee ca the tss Mea- day of March ander the nanagnnent of tts sabssrt- beF, ssdsd hy his farma experienced asssStaan snA VII ctese pa ;ae 18th day of July, ls4s
 frFesser bspktas Iectarss here tn the Ssmior Gas of Y"uug Ladies, every day, on a very Ane Chemical and Philosophical Apparasus. belengias tiiis sehuai.
 Professors WysAe and Ssifl attend to eIma.e~ ia Latin. French. and M,ihs nlstlrs whilss ths Miii- iarv exarrise, In whea they take no part are Eoag al the other Institute.
 feb. s-A T. F. JOHNSON, Principal.
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n itaA-0ar readers are aware, ws pre- ., rt' r ne year we have jus; entered k leap si Every fourth year contains. by ihe eaiesasr :. ,; =. eas day being added to he monih of Feb me me ea"'".af Oithe Roman Emperor, Julian, |,,, Ie year s6S and l fourth days. II was Is,s ~'SsTefl ihere were some minutes less. 'ns course of centuries had made a diff. ky, ne asIroaomical equinox of about ie n Er spe Srsgory XIII. iE lse3. eorrseissi this ,,.s sspa'sssang ten days in tae ealend~.; and kt.s 'seh . diseEspaBcy in fuiare, he sstah- ks, " rue of adding one day every fogr rear
 H'hr Il is called Leap Year.
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Ia Somerest county, Maine, Levi Johnspn, for ner whig eanfdsts for congicss. tsstifies of the RFJGICE AT TIE DESTRUCTION OF GEN EkAL FAY LcR and all u-c armies Q the United States in Mexi o,' At Springfield, Eass, where the leading ~his paper came down upoa Gen, Seolt for 6ig4siag the battle of GrFto Condo on Sunday Daniel Webster, who attended inc whig StAta eoa- yention, amp was recommended ky il for President. mad speech, in which oceurisd Inc following si- wiadrr a'Gsn. Taylor and etheIs sesviag their cVuuiry ia tie field -
 IF would say 10 ,hosc Trmy eficerS, who have 6.ru 'issei themselves ih ,hls syfs tqst wsged or sfc'ors PuRPo.Es tsFHtsAss fte iHslre of ref5- esr arsts, and Gsfkens; ii II does not Dot wha, would otherwise be glorious rsg- in cur nat oaa! history.
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DIED.

DIED.
 h this city on Eth instant. Nicholas Fauikner, ID inc 55th year of his tge--Mr, aIkneE was bsra in orange ccspsy Nir1nia-!rom whrnee he rs- moved and settled in keniucky but for the last ten or twelve years has heen eiiiren of Arkansas.
 In February lsI4 He b'easne a nienher cf the church of christ st Litile Rock Lis aii cton wss long and painful but his faith f4sed net, nor va. vpred under it, Few present have bcea enabled ie contetapla's the vast future with mere maRy and christian courage thus dies the subject et this uo- ,ic'. His oft reyeated declaration was-'I fear fl not, u,y irus, IS In christ CoNNuNIctTEs-
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MIL ARRiygENEyTS.

EAsrEHS--cis Rsekree NsreItsa Dur. Snnsiay. "Wednesday. St Friday hy ga. m. Leave, Tuesday. Tharsisy. & Saturday,. sp.m.
 NrsrEsS fs Scefsa. Fan Bsrea, &e Dae. Wetaesdsy, sasi SSt,irsiay, 9pm Lraye, Tsesisy. and tfiaey. 9s. m
 NoRTHERN-ss Rssesrsllx Due, Mentlss and FF,Asy, ar.m Leavs. Ssra.iay and "Wednesday. Sa m
 SepTEEHs C. WssAfRgfoa. l{ue, Sas'day. "Wednesday, and Friday. fP.m. Leave, Tuesday. TAarsdsy & Ss,arlay, "a m.
 "a Fs~e Nts,f sAi Cossssls Dse, sspdas. and ThnfstiAy. Sn m Leave. sunday, nEd ThUrsasy. 6a m
 % H4 Ss tsss Doe. every "Wednesday, 6p. "a Leave. every Monday. sa Ka 7e PsysyrSife. Dsaeil,<, sns Tssshsssassasss Dae, every o'aeT TAu'Sday. Tp- m. Leave, every other Moadsy. Ta m
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Appoiatu.eni by Gen. Yell.
uAnrh No .

Hap ovAnrras. PIxx Esrss.
 Mach tta, lstS. hereby eeasistat. aaS afpoaat Crawtssra H. Flaseh- N sr saa LA Fsystte B I.aek;s ny Aa4s ae C C,mp n shr seSes6 division e Rse A,ksnss. Militia wih the rank sf I.seui~nsut Cslcnris cavshy, aed st under ny comment gre heFebY requifsi te respect and oh<y shems ssevraiusIy.
 JAS, YELL, Major General
 st ilse Second dlvi@ten of Ark's Mal,is, Mareh iE. ISIS. n37
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CHEAPER THAN EYER.

HAVING purehlseCi tue interest of Mr. Parss Ha' 11 in the stock of Goods now oa hand, he subsc rfber tavst hss fri .s saa customers and tke public Ge1etaE,yso to continue the patronage whtcl, bus beea Iberally extended se tho taae 6srn and promises. that In lew weeks has slock ot al kinds o{ meTcaanzo shan he ecHplete ani he will sell il for CAsu a little lower fian spy ems vt-e ih Ijt1c Rock. l ]. MUTT.
 Ma ca Is,, tsiS 26-u
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lsNOrsfEsEST gg riNnIslfK$.

gJ' We arc authorized 10 announce BEN. r DANLEY, as : ransidate for the office of SREaIEF, al the ensainz August election.
 IT. We are authorized to annoance JOHN C. PEAY, as candidate fo' tho cfhee of sHEaIFE. a, ihs ensuing August elertior.
 IF We are authorized to snAuahee JAMES c|ICAR, as a candidate foE the ofiet of StiEaiFr ai the ensuing August election