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sam Houston.

The \. Y. Sunday Tiues. Maj Eoah's paper, makes an amusing paragraph oat cf the Texas Sem a,or's electioneerng visit 10 ihe North. We copy it sk&N
 The Hero of san Jscinior Is not nueh ttouhled wish maHrIss honfs. lie k fine looking msn, and would not be taken for more than iy years ot age, although he mus, be hesr sixty. h his roIl'ekiag speech on Friday night in the Park, he told some capital stories snd laid bsit for conn linentary no tces" with singular adroitness. "l have cone 10 this city, said h., '.the companion ef men fsg more dis,inr raisAea in tAe history of y country tran my seffs
 Here, of rourss, there were loud cries of No v "ro!" s.no '"
 ''WclI. geutIemsn,' r said the Senator from Teyas, .as-yoa-plesss. Tbsre waS oncs boy who came home druak to his mother, and when she scolded him, he vowed nat they had forees Il down hii, .Pshaw ssid his mother, T doo't believe h' Well, mothvr' sad Dc, they were going se force Il ce%n me snl 50 seeing that, took fteely.'
 Nov, gentiemen.' sah Gen. Hoosson. ''see iag that ysa all force this distinction down me. Ih faks at Jrsslg!"
 The sieFy was admirably eked oct with s'sseeF- ing and hieccag hing. as "Bssural as il.e." Gen. Houston would make first rate comedian, sheaic an other trades fzil. is
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And. also, in each of the respective eenn'ies the following county eficers, 10 wn; Oae Cieik fr-ssarer one Surveyor and for the several iswn. slips ia each eeaaty. one Constable and saf asin- be- a J,,s of ihe Peace are authorized hy the Ds ltaiion ssa lass ei this Ststa-Aiso. three nrtoSl (, a,sassio.ess Ter each nnd every county. Hs pSoyts'e,i hy taa aat to establish system cs Cs.euss -ehools. proved. Feb. 3rd. ies5. The SLsfi..s of iils respective eoaniss aIe here by egired ts esse said election to De he'd accord iHs to ias-
 --- h t~siifaosFy whereof. have hereuuie t,, set ny hand, and eaRsed ihe seal ef ssd Stat ie he sfixed. ai Little Rock. ~~ pn tise i9tf. day OG June, A. D. ls4s.
 ThOS. ;. DREW. By th- Go etnor
 Dawn R. GHsEG,
 Secretary ef Ssafs.
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sa'gMz Nsw 0Flsass, aunes26, Iets.
 Gentlemen-t seka4wledx4 fherecefpt of your letter Of this date, aA regret that my pubic dp,ies wiE ncl permit ns to 1ceeps tAA ihsslatloh you havseOnyeye4 70 me in such hatteFiag terms on behalf of dts dssnoesscy Of New Orleans and the State of .Isnisianas.a
 asn uader instructions from the Pfesideat of the U5i,ed States 10 proceed 10 the city of Washington as iapidly as the state of my hssl,h ws permit. 10 placs in hs hands ts3e Tressy of Peace d fatihed by the Govefnmentsof Mexieos fHf4
 Under other circumstances 1t would afford me no ordinary rlszsare Q mingle with the demOeFacy oi this grsai city, and join my congratulations with theirs in having for our slsn aFd bsareis m ' sp preceding Presidential contest such 6rsn patriots and able and distinguished statesEnen as Cass and B9tier. have known them both fot maay years, in public and private life, and throughout he whole country befter selection. or one more saiis actory to the democratic party could not have been made
 As citizen of The banner democratic State ir the memorable contest of 1874, pledge for Cass and Butler an increased majority in November next. aud indulge inc hope that the electoral vote Of he State of Louisiana w M slow that the democracy ate true to heir principles, netwiihsssading one of hes distinguished si'izens is the opposing canddaic Tor the Presidency. a%
 Tam, very respectfully,
 your obedient seFvsHss G..
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POEITICIiy'S RRcISrER.

The PJlifician's Register and Statistical Manu l for ls4s containing the eec'iou returns for Presi d. nj, Governor, Congress, &e, in every state by counties for the years ls44, '45, '46, '47 and '4s list of the members of Congress and Governors of the state; Times of holding elec ions; Digest of the Naturalization Laws; the Executive Calendar. with other useful political matters.
 Single copies i2ls ceu,s-.en for si, or ss per hundred
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aGk0gEteEkAf aF cLEBIlLfES.
<. 17 hlsTsss. Jsa. lot. .sss.

RRHron. Juns let, sst9 Coh. .E~ Is ReeRnam4 Rsq.ss fspA sea r aA s.Sas--Y Yes ssiaa eAeass snaoanee h.y aame aa . eandiaaie, is sepseenns tha l1lh dares "a tAA Sa- aasa, csmvsssa q aallas and Perry ecaasiss,
 And eeiige. yam, kes
 a8slY ii ". K. NGL1sH. wsaausathavlssdto aaaoescs c. 4. ss:.EfIARs asA eahdldass Or esssssts q Big gsca toEusAip, lss nc enseiug AugaA tleeaen.
 ws a,s sathessssd 10 asnaaae . cosees N. PKAv. d eahail6te for tfse ciEer efCkEkk. tar Paaaskl .ecaNsy .at the eemssg Aaxest sleciiosA gss15 aFwe are sythnrizsa 70 Annepsee MILTON FOWLER, e s6seshSihae sbur aAs office ef She, # ei Rslaaki csansy, d inc sa@aihg AaEast eEsssisa . Rsare sasAeansd ts snnse nee R. r OWEN, Esq. eaDdsdaes ss represent tAs county ef sAlsnr tH the ReSs laxlsiataFe as t7 e"
 .fpsa TitA, tsN ~ sI We areatshassei ty snnouagA S, n. CIlAai.Es, as sanaiJSts los SHERIFF of leiIorsan coansy. >t ihe enseine Aasass eleci,on. 4. s..s s.. 2 Hayts a3. 'ts4s. 90 -Ams !, { lT We nFN snthorized 10 anaoaHee BEN. DAELEY. as a candidate for the efSee of slmniEy. at the ensning August election.
 the ensuing Asapst elestioa. MNSA
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'e Bermndas..The Turtle huns-.R escae
 of Mitchei.

'" bsrmhdas..The Turtle hunt-s R escue ~ of Mitchell.
 . ne nefnadas, to which the Irish patriot, Mitch- -'' est sf at as frlcn by the British govern s, "s nice It'te group of Islands iyiag net
 1 A'' irola 0af Aitsntic Coast, being about 500 ]" E, iFom Soa'h CaroIiaa. rheis total popula- aooa, 10000 soais, equally dividei between ssIts and haek race. f'heir principal pFednc, sSs affow root, potatoes, onions, aasf palmetto '@'sSsS hal manufactures. The nriucipaI island
 29 nilss in length and not exceeding ll W'aih Hamilton is the chief town and s"sfament. Tbe only places that are fof . i'e'aaa island and S'. Georges, where "s 'a'tiy hssn bait, which render the Islands <, "a .a assesa,.'-e here IT snrhprage ground a,., 5e lret ot the hoe. With the exception of |~. N'ee sF'ali de'achmeuts, the chief military - leasa at st. George's. and consists cf ..neat oi the line, and companies Of artillery Vessels of war are generally 10 De js-A 'es vicinity of the B-rmudss, the IA s. q Naval sts9ion there. With regard y r S..s'Na fescae ef the pa,IiOt MilcheI. the ss ss paIatiea of Mir Miiehel,s friends is thIs s. =. - s'hts Of fe Unltsd States. numbering b is ofgaaIIing, we lea rn, with
 cs. oi ehA'iering h1es of four siong. lsw. IFs,.t,.u '@oA.ng vssse's," provided and mE- Pa r.s1 esss of aeeid-n, and paying him visit. ss, sr gns the air of ths main land may se she sp nm than thai of Bsrmsda especially as fys S. asl .eie are sefy close and ssakaed The ss,,, afpG'stion which is to be called n .sT,sr. aa,ve promises fase spog,, as the party istsnd
 ,'s'' at-A ei hccks, spears, and fewling pieces.
 Tor aay game thsi turns sp..ft ia
 .ass-. stf Mlteies will be of good eheer u ubtil sets1 i'u'n i'se Cnited states s.rive, and that
 au~ Ts witA TO accidrnt or delay on tassir
 ss !. Se aepssation to avoid all display xill
 s,r x and carry no Goyernmen ns passports
 70 aoae, will 5e oa the Iookoat for ,hsss
 o'sck locking sehooaeIs n- ptl.a.
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THE NEW TiRIrF.

The New Tariff of iS46, arranged in alphabetical order, with history of the proceedings connected with The passage of ths act; the new WarehouSing Biii. and the value of Foreign moneys as estimated at the Custom House by a late act ot Congrcss-
 Single copies I2ls cents ten for SI, or S per hundred
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Black Sulphur and chalyhsstr, AND
 A SODA SPRING.

Theinhsbifants of Cities ipsy here seeinde thsn. selves To season, snong the wiids of nature, and secure that recreation 10 necessAry to hsaih. and yet pef be deprived, 10 any e"asldesabs extent ~ fheif usual laxur.ss or comforts. W As
 These Springs are sissated ts iAe bsss of tis Ma- gazine Mountains. 80 miles west frstn Little Rock, ten miles f,om ArkaDsss river
 An Aceommodasi6n Hack Is siwsys in readiness at MT Gee wlIis;ns.' DwdanslIe. 10 convey visit ors to he Springs who may arrive on the Steam. boats which ply rsgalasy and also esnaec. .. Nor. fislowa, ssgt- weekly with the Uplaed Ssstes Stsd Line of Ms SpaB9. from Little Rock. to Fa Smith; so that Sass@nesrsb by either scais can sssch tho
 JOHN II. STRONG.
 ihne 9th, isls 39-tf
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Proclamation by tho Governor,

U7HEREAS, The cons,itutisn and laws q the
 w State af Arkaasas, require that genvrai eiee. tea shali be held therein on the first Moaday tn August next: Therefore. 1. Thomss 8. Drew, Governor of said sass, ae hereby deeiars and make known that such general election will be hsia in ths respective counties of this State. oa the saia frst Monday tn August next. for ths election af . Governor, Representative to the Congress of the nited States and for one Stsss Senator from esch of the foiowinE Senatorial Districts. owt:
 la Dstriet, county of Washington,
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THE STATE or ARKANSAS, ;,
 Pulaski County.

Pulaski County.
 h Ike PsIsski counfy Csurt, April Tsrm .i. D. ls45,
 iItA .JOSii, 4. D.. ioIs.
 ON this day the Couit proceeded to the appoint- meni Of Jusges of the General E,ccnon to be held on the firsl Monday of August, \. D. tS4s, and to designate the precincts; and upon consideration it k ordered by the court that sad Election be held m the following desgnsted precincts. and thai the following named persons be and they hereby ap- pointed Judges of said election ct the respective precincts herrinaftar named, to-wli:
 Big Rock I6lraship, Disirid No. !. The election shall be held at the Court House of The county of Pulaski west ot east main street. and William B. Wait, Charles RApley, ard Rnsaeii Beeee, are hereby appointed Jadges thereof.
 Big Rock ToDssAip. DIste:et No. ?. The election shsli be held a. tie Market House, east of east main street. in the city of Little Rock and John Ada,nson, David r. Shall, and ThomAs D. Merriek, are hereby apPo'nisd Judges thereof.
 F1areAs TatcasAle.
 The election shall bs held a. te School house near the residence cf Mrs. White, sad Israel M Moore, William Thorn and ksthaniel Lewis, are hereby appointed Judges thereof
 Mspme!is 15cssAip
 The election shall be held al the house of Jacob Faulkner, and Rudolph \. Ro,and, Jacob Faulkner aad Samuel D. Blackburn. are appointed Judges thereof
 Pysatte, Tssrnea,p
 The election shalt be held at the House of Henrv W inttet, Esq ard John N Doyle. faDcis McIafthg and Joseph Casting, are hereby appoiated Judges thereof.
 Bayou Metre To,cnskip.
 The election shall be held at the house of Samuel II. Hinks,on. Esq. and Alexander MuIphy, Daniel C. Covey. and Samuel H. Hipkson, are hereby appointed Judges thereof.
 Eogis Toscnaa'p The election shall be held at fhe house of Patrick Fisnikin, Esq. and William c. Campbell, Daniel Flanakin and William WelIs afe hereby appointed Judges thersoa
 Gray Tbrsshfp.
 The election shall be held at the house or Red- dick Eason, Esq and Pleasant McCraw, Joel Saa- ders and RcddSek Eascn, are hereby sppeisse.. Judg~s.
 Iso at the sams tsms asd al the places sbove sfet laed. special Election ~ffl De hsid for one Senator to ispresent the Senatorial district eOmpos ed ci the counties of Pulaski and Prairie 10 i the unexfiftd portion of the tenn for whish ThSmas W. Newton Was elected <. j. HUTT, SAsrff uf Pefrsks Gouafv fJf1agcs.
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LIPR 0R GRYRRlL CiSS

The Life and Public Services of GsB Cas-, wrh bis Speeches and Letiers on various snbiects, ths only comrfste edition ever issued This edition contains information relative 10 the public and pri- va'e life of Gen. Cas-, never before published. vol octave of eighty pages.
 Single copies 9 eenn-6ve for $I. or Sls per ar-. 1
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rAxRsrt rAxEettt

A IL persOns ltabls to pay taxes, are respectfully lA requested fo come forward apd pey tas same immediately they will be dealt wish seeepding tS law. Al HUTr. Skevif aM6
 E+- Oascio .4sssssor end tbilecsor.
 ef Pstaskf Cssasg. shenf's office, LH'is Rock. JuIse 5. Isss
 hao-Ssw
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CESS ayD BUTLER.

The Speeches sf Gen Lewis Cass. with biogra- phieal sketch of Gen William o. Butler, by Fran csP. Blair, 10 which is pse6xed tho eeorrcspendence of Secretary Marcy and General Scott,
 Single copies i2l cents-ten for Sl, or SS per hu nHred te
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q w THE f DARDANELLE SPRINGS.
 Df A mW MK M. M MB .M msw .

N TTSHE Subscriber wepId Inform his friends and sks x Pablie generally thatthis CsishsnteA Wsiemng Place land the especial fAxorlts ef thoss wAe hasu spent sammer la the snjeynsnt ef tbs asliEAtfpl scenery h siordsl s ness opaa faf ibs ssesption of visiioRs. t.s Iss4 sN a
 He has esseeted additional bniidlnes snd nAdsA i1 the Bathing Rooms evrsy pussibia eoasshienee. epd gone te considerable espsnse n psocusanw tie nane for visitors to tiy the far-aDed 'CeId Watsf Cure, as well she Warm Baai's. end esss Improssmeki which can pspaoie she comfort sf tAs nyaiiA os the grati6eaiea of the HtAa af iessafs. hes hsea eas4 The lame of tkess waters sse tee wids sRssaA fs need FemAsk here. The simple taet .hst hasass hss tarRlshed at oas spot. or afienst anly isw ysras apart, Ns F0UR SPRINGS, s each diiefent from the other in tts medicinal qas. iirs mus. make them great rst6Ft fos the eifizsns of ttAi6 and esAsr SsassA &a a@
 White Snlphuf,
 Said to rival those of Virginia, to De faand here. aSa aiso
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DgNOCRITiC TEIF BOON,

The Democratic Text Book. beinga compendium ng contributions from The ables: pen, of ,hr roun. try, on the vaTious Poiitcai questions of the day
 Single copies l11S< cents--:ea for $i, or S per hn trad
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Willard filmOr.

As some of our readers. who may honestly have dcsited 10 support Cen rsyiot as sp uidePeodeat oandfd4t rrssy wish ssifes his noaifhasso by the whe party tor the Pre.ideucy,l to know some thing of. ste uaas vita whem be IS yaked ia the P,esideniial race. we copy tron the Sasanah Geoc- giau iie following brief bat expressive account Of MlaFd flImor~, the whig candidate fou the vice pr si lency.
 M Lald Fillmore of New York--a man who has voted m Congress with the Ssdes, Giddiagses, Cat g. aud gh hst biSek spotted eTew of ho, tile stab bers at o,lr domestic qsist--the man. Nho. in ibe saAmer of ISIa, wlren all trae southern saen wese arrayed in tav,r of Polk and Texas, addressed large mass meeting of the Wings of the Elm, ire, State, i9O0 ol alt sexes and ages being preseRt,l froIa a boo h. and almost immediately under ban ne. of the sDecenry Party" on whie1 banner were painted Gen Jackson and Jam-s K. Polk, the latter mounted b. neyra, who bore saaa banner sa which was incfibsd "Texai.". -ss
 la his sd !ress, Mt. Fillmore xfi5it d the strong est acrimonious hostility against the South and converted srest fa,oigl qhesfSn 'gshe tAFiFt nto mere s@cfionai oue--GeuIed that the Southern people Hid ever become manufacturing peO- pie without peIihns their power to reiaia their slaves. 3- 8~
 Had this'sPeech been tizienetl to by the wliss Of Georgia, many of thcin would have voted for Polk and Dallas, instead o huggiag deies IF their in the persons of Clay and Feeling shuyseU.
 r. they can hue Mil~h ilmose to theif bosohs after the exposure iPlspd 10 bestoW oa hin. tisy nci tie unca Net5kt theln for.,''
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A. HAYS & co. CsNAiSsItN iHD EVaufhkEsa hkatafAYS

Wkan W0@3 ssW@M WoFld,W
 NAPOLEON, .1RE.1N&AS. fEHGt& boat b 6tisA up sn' ihs meet seeass sea. 1 ger f,r fAs ssoraas oF saarsAandi,a Parsieulss assatiuapNtH bs faid e tAs pdsehase e bP esah- tsy pso1eos. gsseesiss, As ed oessss ssf IAmsly ulaFeB ga tstl @aE rRfA aaa ~ A'
 7AseabiA of thelr bssfis Auss np AandssAssy. wfsh atw fasasase aee tks aeeesnin6aetioa e tfav eassA and tAe pscprisaoss ftsdss ta6sslves to sAs sevvas as in vel regslss<a hoaeis on shore aei E Paotse patFonaEe h bssh dspartisents se'icisee
 Jass Sf, le4s. As's " ts sa--Sn
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ALSO

Sehooi books of every description, blank beeksos every GescTfptEpa aRd si1e-- An of which will be soli twenty five per epal lower shss ever offered bsfsa sor cash is A geasraI ssseFtnsei of cheap publications a;- ways on hand. aaa la9s
 Little Reek. tely <th. isss 4s4T
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LATEST ARRIVALS BY THE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT.

HN HHE sHEs1AH "VAA NUEHUN FLANEe X j. hUTT. has jast received small lst ef !4 fashionable bonnefs. printed rusglns anA lawns, 5lsek bsregss, plain and striped yaskanst. children. Polka boots. sdses cosored and black base kns brenzs and eosersd gsitsss, and Misses distt ? cases Gents fine. .sslf sewedbooss, ke. skr.
 ALso--
 PER s. B. ELLEN T. % bbis Whlskey. loo n carpsf warp.
 boxes cotfon yarn.
 10 kegs Lsrd.
 20 soxss sfaY candies. 800 10 bar lead,
 2 dcz Jualrss wood ehIirns
 doz stone ditto assorted stzes.
 boxes eofkmeH tohAeeo,
 koxes Ne 1 ditto.
 Milk crooks jas. &e. All extfemely lDw far CASH. Ldiic Rock. May S0th, iss8 3s
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BOOKS.

ffankiia's works. Scott's works. Burkes works. Bscoh's works. arssiugs of Washington, Wshstsss speeches. hir ef Ieierscns Milton. YssunF. Grey. Beattie Calltns. Grey And AicCsuisy; fiae Of Fay lor Napoleon and his MaFshais; Heroes of the Amt Tican Revoln;iea, Bibles. hymn books. pFsy~s books
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CEyERlL ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that general Eieci'on will be held in the county Of Pulaski. the first Monday of August. 4 D. ists, for the following named officers, io-wif: Governor, RepresentatIss ia Congress, two Representatives to the State Le- sislA'nre. Clerk, Sheriff Coroner, County freasur
 CT, County Surveyor, Justices of tie pcice, Town ship Constable. and thEee School Commissioners; which election W ili be held in ihe precincts and Townships, and by the Judges hereinafter named.
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Another Convert.

-r5at.+sts 7A9OknGf eAOnkEfts
 Russsl ". Moray, Esq. leasing shig in Jef frfson City, Missouri canes out for ihe democratic party sn the Jetieson Inquirer sHis reasoas are such as will impress every honest man:
 ''Our officers and soldiers. while freely Yindca- ting the Ilshs and haAor okthe Hafio in the midSt of ihs greatest hardships and prssl,ens which endured almost without marnur, ead Q, btiag cnconraged by tbe leaders of rny pirty, were de nouheea us Marauders, Robbers and Pirates -snI the Goyeruiaen, of Uniied Satss. after beain for years the Indigniiiss ot Mexico, was accused with wagng unjust and 1nholy waf apou fplGred and innocent people. These things my party lead CTS did-they cried eat at he top of fheir yoicss against this war; notwithstanding they had asserted ih Congress that it existed by the act of Mexicc.- Norris lhis aH--they voted supplies ,o these marau deFs and robbers. aRd thus enabled them the more successfully 10 accomplish their besaroas and wick e,i parposes-aad to cap the climax or, folly, and Tnaks tAeif inconsistency iasiacerity manifests the leaders of my party have annoancedto tie world that the only man capable of eonducting ihe affairs of this great nation fxithiaiiy and honestly vas General Taylor, one of these marauang and pirsii- cal chiefs, whose hands are still stained and drip ping with ihe hsod of an injured and inaeeeni peo pie :! These things induced people 10 pause and reficci losksd more clearly than had dosc pFeyi osly to thsaetons and Profess of ihe two great political parties, snd the result settled ac,ss imitation never 10 give my aid and intisence, how eyer small, In raising party 10 power that. in the day of tral and difficulty, can take sides against its country. Let others be what thcy may, as for me. can no longer be wbig. I had rather be light than President"
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SUNDnIES,

EA RAGs Hassna cofFse, sJU DO $ Rio da.
 70 HAds. SuGAr. ~ 50 nhae. 0hia FieuF. s esls i5 i Mesa ppel, M 10 Casks baean4 es
 90 Kegs Leaf Lara. sst f 70 HAH hhla, Datsar Biscuit. g-s la Bha Ale, s fs sn.a lVe Ebls. Whiskey, s r,g s0 Half bhla, da. a5s.f eas7s 20 Bhias Cern Maai, M .sy
 lV Bhls. Cider Ninexsr, Ax sss
 cssk asaady. sae faS .s Cin. sFsf#ss eas. Received sn.eaaslgamsnt and fer sale veFv isA for tasa. T. D. MERRlCK, h CO.
 !NssMAoat Laadswf. June s@. le4s a
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An editor away in ihe great west. wisking to give flair idea of esntenspoFarys mespness, says that his soai is go snail, that t -high aIsee hornfiPe n iacsquilo's watch ioa,
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Books, Stationary &c., 60

~ A. DOWNERs seaia respectfully sasovm N/s the publiss 'hAs having paseAaned of Ln1aaei R. Liaeota, ths Bookstore fsrmesly cwnsd by hlsn, he wih keep oa4lsnd good sssck sfSmsieassy &e. consisting Of the fsAls~shg a-tisirs.
 ss' w STATIONARY. VI
 Paske, post, csnercSsi letter, folio ross. ruled and anruled, eouinon. aae and super6Oe cap and letter papsr French paper. ath post. dhyelsps rapsE. noie paper, plain suA smbgs8Aasd; Pens, Giilott's eagle co nme cal re ord. and Victoria peas oA as or n boxes wafers. tspe sand sealirE waz. kne aud common wafer stamps. foldes& &e.; iak ia bos,lss ol every size haek end red ss@s ;.
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And. also. members ef the House of Representa- tiveS of the next General Assembly of this g'ase, from the respective eoansies thereof. sS wit: From the eounty of Afkansas one Representative.
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irra cfaf Coffespendnlfd

To Mesap Isaac r Preston, P Kstysgner, H
 D. Peire, Chas. GsysFEe. aud o'hefs.
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Issilseal {. ESiit iii'

" \ Esiatllhltat 0 tef. Sfisf. aN z "
 Ws Gnd jE fhsr, orissns csndsf iks falIow4na coEfaspendshse. hhieb eKhibits h some deGfee the ga'saed siiIzs@ pfehF sintet Smies aN Es 5 is
 -.as. seaxss As Nkw 0RlRAKss Iune 4ss sisAa esHeA- mkFase H slSsEies eAsaes sv gE "a tSsK4T TAe unddt k1ed mem 3sgs ofshe pshaoetas ie party of Nov osIsans. aeaRiag thst ysd have Vr rivsd tn our city to-day beg leaSs 10 tsdtf to ybu the heaFty seleo of thrmgoivea and of the Lou that YOU G ei sa s5 egSe.Ias.Is sSsssS @ exPfeAsinH O 3oa bssso6tily the Aigk 6hnlam tle*
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A LIST 0F IRffRRS

ID EXAMINING Ia the Pcs, oaics at L,ssls Rssh. IA Asksasas on shs Iss dsg ef Juiy isss. wA,eA if ao, taken out within sissss nensha wFt hs s~a, ,o the General Poss oiHes sa deed ls.tsra
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Commercial Intelligence.

ColOr.-Co'ton had slightly receded; the quoia- 'NsWe tor Mobile far "A. Orlears 4sd; the stock ,' LVsrPeoi was 5li .9s0 being !. .2S0 bales more
 aat0r the same peIiod last year.
 '7visions.-Ihe auotsiions fer brsadsiuffs &e. g, s follows. Flonr 27a33s, rcd Whest IS Sd ' Y, "A.te io 7s 6d a ss. Corn 32 S5s.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-11

Persons cslsiag for s'sy of sse sAe%s lsttesss wl please sas ihsy gre sAseftsed C, they nsy not ses :Asm LAMBERT REhRDcS.P ?. VI
 iiile Neck, rals isse. 4s-s~
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28

ARREST or A MAIL CosTRAcroa MAIL RoBBEnr.
Tho following is from the Columbus (Miss Wing Of The
18th instant The Jack Curry here mentioned mail
upon the line from which he Purloined letters
"On last Tuesday evening week postmaster and an
agent Of the Post Office Department set trap in which TO try
the honesty Of Of the stage between this city
and Pckensve which proved to be the detection OF the mail
robbcr.
"For time past the Eastern mail has been Puroned,
that il unsafe send money of in IT, No one in this
community could have been made believe on Wednesday
morning. prior TO the and confession Of Jack Curry, that
he the guilty person. bot proved to be an ndputabe
fact the package Of letters started out the evening before
was found in his trunk"