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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-20

Dress ef ts members of the French Asstmblg. - The Paris Journal des Debats pablisbes the follow ing decree. signed by the members of the Provisi. onal Goyernment---
 "The Provisional Government. considering the principles Of equality implies an uniformity of eos tune tor the ei,rsns appointed 10 perform the functions. 6eeress--
 ~Ihe ksrfrsehtaiives of the people shall wear a black seaf. white wais'cost with lappels, black panfaloons. and tsi.solored silk scarf ornamensed with gold fringe They shall attach to the button hole on the lsft sias of their coat red riband on whssh shall De sfhhAsassFsS ths fssess of the Re.
 .Dsns at Gosssnneaic csaneil held oa the sO,h of April, is4s.n
 This appears father qneer in the United States, where every man wears shefs or goes barefoot as he likes Jt shows the difference. loo, in our ideas of liberty The Debats ridicuits the edict at leng and thinks that the delegates of the operatives ought fo take pride in hs primitive simplicity of their costume. }fs .k
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REaUEAEs ETWEf PACKETs


 From Napoleon nnd AEontk of Arkansaa lRi-
 yer to Little Roek, Van Baren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gfbeon. HNHE iieht dSnuaht sleanners WILLIAM ARM N STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for the con veyance of freight and pemsngers-the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and TAsrsaags at . o'clock, A. M.-Retnrning will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- gular weekly trips frum Little Rock to Van Bnren and Fort smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing apermancnt arrangement and that their freights win be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch. 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 &:Ico.. Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD& & Go, ,Ag'ts, NO. Dec. 13, Is47. l4-
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God.y's Lady's Beck and Family Magazine

The oldest Magazine in the United Stntcs, con- tains monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the first writers in the country, twelve more than the New York magazines. Two splendid steel engrav- ings, undcniable authentic colored monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Choehet Work, and other matters, fer the Ladies, all illustrated and we'll explained, &c., &c.
 Price for one year, which includes the Ladys Dol lar Newspaper, making three publications in one month, g % Two copies without the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, co Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, 10 co Eight copies, h % Twelve copies, 20 % A specimen of either the Ladys Book, or the Lady's Dollar Newspaper sen, to any person pay ing postage on the request.
 Address, l.. A. A.-GODEY,
 No ll3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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Furniture.

Furniture. YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his new stand on East Main st., near. ly opposite the Presbyterian church and is prepar- ed to fill orders at the shortest notice LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.3X
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Coffns made at all hours Prices to correspond with the times.
 N s. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse is prepared to at tend to hnrials, in the city or country, the most reasonable terms. VIM ANNEAR Feb. IT, lS47. 23-tf
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NanEMx-Mc.

TNHE subscriber, agent for II. Haberran' "
 N continue the formers business al his 0'e s'ai on Main, near Markham street, and keep eoas~a ly on hand fnli and well assorted siocb ei o,oD ries, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hardware os'"Ts qs Sc, &e, ali of which will he sold low io' oaAn - highest market prices will be paid for coahuy P'' duce, as beef hides, peltries, beeswaI, &e' .rsr
 Little Rock, 1S47. I'~'1@"
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Aiawnlar r,ainrldlenre.

lR the names of Polk snd Dallas there are fen lettfrss and the same number h the names Of Cass and Butler. In the full names of James K. Polk and George N. Dallas there are censy-rss letters, snd tie saIs number in inc tal; names of Lewis Cass and William c. Butler.
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SELLlNG RRY GO0DS.

People generally think thai it is very easy mat Ter 10 stand behind counter and retail dry goods but weeks experience in The business would con vince the clever est man that it Is much more diff cult and laboroas than the task of turning grind stone twelve hours per diem. The office of states
 man ebcdies, in It's duties, necessity for the shre ewd- ness of politician, the persuasion of lover. the Politeness of Chesterfield, the patience of Job and the impotence of pickpocket. There are sales men who make 1t point never to lose customer. r. oneof these gentlemen who is in store in Chsth- am street. not long since was called to show to a very fasidons and fashionable lady, who dropped in while going 10 Stewards" 10 sec some rich silk clcaking Every article of the kind was exposed 10 her vIew-the whole store was ransacked-noth- ing suiied- The costly material was stigmaiized "tIash"-everything was common, and not it for a lady,-She "guessed she would go to Stewards. !" The salesman preiended to be indignant
 Madam" said he, in toneoi i1Jured innocence, "l have very beautiful and rare piece of goods-a case of which divided with Mir. Stewart, who is my brother-n.law; but fl would be useless to show 1t 10 you. Ii Is the only piece left in the city,
 'Oh! allow me to see it., she asked, in an anx. ious tone, and continued, "I had no intention of an- moving you, or of disParsgirg the merits of your wares"
 The salesman, who was now watched in breath. less silence by his fellow clerks, proceeded, as if with much reluctance, and with expressions of fear thst 1t would be injured by getting tnmbled 10 dis play an ancient piece ofyesting, which had been lying m The store i've years, and was considered to be unsaIeabIe. The lady examined and liked it much. That was piece of goods worthy to be worn. How much was it a yard!
 "Twenty-two shillings."
 "Oh. that is very high"
 "There! exclaimed he.' beginning to fold it up. "I knew you would say that.
 Stay! stay! don't be in so great hurry.,' she cried; 'I'l give you twenty shIIings."
 Madam, you insult me again."
 s'Cut me of---yards, and you can make up the deductien some velvet which require for trim mings," almost entreated the fair shopper
 The salesman, after much persuasion, sold the lady the vesting, for which they had in vain sought to get five shlings per yard, al the price above in- dica'ed The profits of the sale, on vesting and velvet amounted to hirfyfhrse dollars out of which the clerks were permitted to pay for a supper of oysters The best of this brief tale of dy goods is to Dc told. The lady had her cloak made, one or two of her friends, delighted with it, bought the rest ct the velvet al the same price.
 There Is moral in this aneedoie which we leave to be discovered by the ingenuity of all our lady Teadsss who occasionally go shopping.
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ATFULTON'S, A
NGDH-H4-Ec.

NGDH>E1-E yINHE undersigned forwarns ell persons from tra- 1 ding for two notes given by me to John Dun and samuel Newand or to Samuel Newiand and John Duncan, both of Galloway county Mis- souri, each for $500, dated October 23rd, ls3e, a credit of twelve months the other on cre- dit of two years, given in Randolph county Arkan- sas, the amount of each note has been paid and the notes withheld from me, 1 will not be respon- sible for said notes or note if traded.
 J. NEWLAND. Pocahontas Arks Jan. IS, IS4S. 20-
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THE woRLD-souL

Die Erdcgeist Height Indem Gerfecht der e--PnosEMKFT. The World-Sonl rusheth Into the Werid's strife, The morning blushsih ~ Like youfh full of strife; Noon comeih-- SoGoih Night: Hope plumeth Her wings Tor flight, From the skies. Stars,
 Fall; In the wood, Bars
 Gfowl; What of that, o, Brave Heart! Art thou lab'rer-
 Labor
 On; Art thon poet RPF Colt
 Strong.
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rERMs,

TERMS.
 ADyERTlsEMENTs of TWELVE lines or less, in- serted once for 75 cents; ihree months, $3,5u; SIX months, $500; one year, $l2,0O.
 Our exchanges receiving the above Prospectus. srked gre requested 10 give it an insertion or mo- tice and send us the paper marked with ink, If they wish to continue the exchange through the coming volume Our exchange list has becoEe large that, it is only by such an sdvantage that we Can afford 10 continue or increase It.
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PHILADELPHIA, March g, A. hereby certify that afler lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gioen up by four Physcians, who pronounced me incurahie, the dis case:was arrested and restored 10 health solely by the use of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 MARY .HANY. IS Spruce st. 0S-This invaluable Medicine is prepared only at the North East corner of Fifth and Spruce streets Philadelphia. Sold also by J. W. TAPE,
 Main St, Little Rock. Price of large bottles Sl: or for 8. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6, 1SI7. l3-6m.
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aT pre'ty fair barlssque, this. apon all those "Poems of progress" which find such conspicuous places in HowITr's JouRSAI, and other reiorming periodicals, and thence get copied into many of the newspapers of the same class.
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Distress in Ireland-..Eating Human Flesh

The following is an extssct ef the spcsc h deliver. cd by Mir. Reynhlds in the British House of Con- menss April n, during tho disenssio on the bill to Papisb seditions speaking with transportation for seven years or for life:
 "Ai the towns of large population fn ireland were quiet and obedient to the law aid yet Hon members, who knew no more of that county than ofNew Zealand. said they would vote for this bil because Ireland was disturbeh. He denied the al legation, as libel upon this county Let Hon members consider the distress that existed Le, them remember that, in Ireland, 1000 Oo0 of hu man beings had sunk into their graves from starya tion within IS months. Let them remember the horrible ease that within . fortnight has been brought before the Galxsy Assizes h which m an had been conrteted of sheepstesling, and Mir. Dob bin. stipendiary nagistste, had spplisd in favor of the prisoner. ca aecount of the exienustins cir. eumssancss in his case. One of his children he'd dis& Of starvation, end the wife of the an he'd fed upea the desh Of that child before he lated he law 10 procure food. Mr Dobbln had caused the body :e bs 'disihtsFEed. and the limbs were found picked to the bone In that case the iudee and the jusy shed tears and the man was cischsrgeu That case was an illustration of the widely spread and terribe distress under which his country men were suffering"
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MORE GOOD TUINGS!!! 40 CANS Fresh Lobsters,

MORE GOOD THINGS v! 40 CANS Fresh Lobsters, 40 B (. [" Peaches
 40 's " Cove Oysters,
 72 boxes and s boxes small Sardines; Hermelically sealed Salmon, green peas, codfsh, strawberries, pickled lobsters onions walnuts &c. currie powder, Presions exiracts of lemon rose nla and nutmeg; lime juice, thue lemon, strawberry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger pine apple and English dairy cheese, tongues and sounds, sweet chockolate. Schneider and Harp champagne wines superior Irish and rye whiskey, 10 years old; cherry cordial, cranberries, prunes. pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers, white wine vine gar, No. Maekerel, fresh; family herrings with the roe; imperial and Ouloohg teas of superior quail ty, &c.. &e.
 Just received and for sale at reduced prices, by
 W. P. OFFICER. Little Rock Dec. 20, I5i7.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED,

TNHE subscriber wishes 10 engage In the ss'e \ his Maps number of young and middle ss' men of moral and bnsiness habits, as irayeihS agents. Having completed new and g'essly a proved editions of his Universal Atlas, 75 hsP' Urge Map of the World, Reference and Dsiani Va of the United States, National Map of the tnl's States--also, a variety Of other Maps, ines0ea several Maps of Mexico. inc subscriber IS PF'pAi~ to furnish agents, for cash, st the lowest p0's''' prices.
 Address, -..,, s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
 Northeast corner of Market and seVsal
 StTeetA Philadelphia
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings that have existed on all sides and cheerfuly continue our exchanges.
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DISSOLUTION.
COpartDcrShip.

gTNHE undersigned have this day associated them 1 selves together for the transaction of a GENER- KL 6cNmfStoS BUsISEss ia tliis eitr-..sisE the firm of PRATT & BELKNAP. Office, 3s Camp street.
 JOHN C. PRATT,
 s. E. BELkNAP, New Orleans, Sept. I, 1915. 3-tf.
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CONSuMPTION.

CONSUMPTION,
 Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting Blood, Pain in the side and Breast, Sore Throat,
 uoarsencss, PalpitatiOn of the heart,
 whoopfng Cough, Croup, Hives,
 Nervous TremOFs, Liver Com.
 plaimt aud Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cureds
 By ThompsOn'S Compound Syrup Of Tar and
 s Wood Naphtha.
 A LTHOUGH the great fatality of Pulmonory "A Diseases as this time shows that thete par ticuiaT that render still too applicable the de- signalion of approbio medicOrua--the disgrace ot PhyseAnstOt this class of dsseasess snd that there are stages in their progress which having been reached, recovery IS doubtful Still no one should despair. The writings of physiciaHs, who have given 10 these affections particular attention abound with many recorded eases of recovery when the pa tient had reached seeming hopeless stage of the disease; and there is, at this time, remedy prepar cd in PIadsipka which has met with the most tri- umphant and cheering success in the nest obstinate forms of THROAT and PULMoNORY DlSEA- SES--so as to have obtained the sanction and em- ployment in the practice of many Physicians. Alusion is had to HOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA--the preparation of one. who, having given to Diseases of the Lungs and their of cure the most care ful and thorough attention, presented to tho public this great remedy. sE
 The soothing and curative power of TAR has olten been observed m severe Coughs and Consump- tion But in the above preparation. beside some of our most valuable cesetdbe peetorals there is joined with it the Wood N6phtha, medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in EngIand, in Pulmonory Consumption, especially of Tubercu- lous form. .-.
 Read the following from pr. Young. the eminen, oeulist:
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS, '47. Messrs. AGxEY X &DrcKSEY;-Gentlernen: Hav- ing recommended in my practice, and useG in my own fanI;s' THOMPSONs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA, have no hesitation in saying that it is of the best preparations of the kind in use, and persons suffering from Colds Coughs, Affections of the Throat Breast Re-. so prevalent at this of the year. cannot any medicine that will Cure or prevent CoRsnmptioR sooner than Thompscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, Nj. D.,
 I52 Spruce street.
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@A W1 MDe %4D KEGS No. LARD. Reed per "Elleu IT. and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT. .4pr,i II, l64s. 3l
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

HAVING purchased the interest of Mir. Parsels' AA in the stock of Goods now on hand, the subscriber invites his frends and customers and the public generally, to continue the patronage which has been so liberally extended to the late firm and promises, that in few weeks his stock of all kinds of merchandise shall be complete and he will sell it Tor CASH little lower than any one else in Little Rock. Al. HUTr.
 March lst, lsls 26-tf.
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-H~uT~.

900 Bags Missouri sursrhss Flour ZLZ I?Bbis do do do, all of the best quality, Reed per .Aisn' waIr Ar sale by "m' D. ,t-n
 Nov 20fh.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FNLISQ UN n. LUST reed per Sseamboats Santa re aA1 '"e ID 30 Sacks Ric CoAee, $ i" Java do. 6 Hhds. Brown Sugar, 2 Bbis. powdered do.
 10 " Moiasses, 6l" $. II. do.
 % Boxes Cheese.
 20 " Cod Fish, 50 Sacks Saii, s.,a Pickles, preserves, eofdiais, wines; n, 's,, 7 soar, candles, starch, Eaisins, ke. Nc. f@ Co hy JNO. D. ADAMS S " .5frR II, ls4s.
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pLANK DELIVERY BONDS. drawn up by al 11 experienced counsellor. under the late law, fe.
 saleat this office Price, Si 50 per QIire.
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SUNDRIES. 9 KEGS pure White Lead, - l le .' No. do do 9" No. 6 Twist Tobacco, 10 Boxes Star Candles, 20 qr Boxes do. do. Bbls Linseed Oil, Lard do aoz. painted Buckets, /" Stone Churns, do. Jugs, .. Flames, 25 Grindstones,
 Gross Wine Bottles, ! ' Fancy Fiasks, Tam6lers, e6 half Boxes asserted " iisdow Glass, 2i Halls Peacock Piews, Received and for sale by AareA i4iA, lsss -as
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PURIFY THE BL0O
 W OFF T's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS PHGNlX BITTERS.

Pf7\6INtN 0II IEhOs
 The high and envisd celebrity which these eminent Medieises have acquired for thsiF nvaFiable efficacy in the diseases which they profess has rendered the usual practice of pung not only unnecessary but thy of them. They kDown their fruits their good works testify for them aud they thrive not by the faith Of the eredaloas
 ENJ A~E @A - ME@D O ASTHMA. AcUTE and CHRONIC RHEUMATIsM AFFECTIONS Qr the BLADDER aas KIDNEYS.
 BILIOUS FEvERs LIVER COMPLAINTs.- In the south and where tss diseases prevail. tey w bs found Invaluable Planters. farmers and Oshe whO these Medicines, will afterwards be wihost them
 BILIOUS CHoLIc. aud SERIOUS Lsosessss. BILEs, coSTIvENEss, COLDS & COUGHS, cHoLIc, CONSUMPTION Used with errat succcss in tha dsease CORRUPT HUM0RS. DROPsIES,
 0ygPEP9xA. No person whh ths distressing ds ease. should delay usns these medicines immediately.
 ERUPTi0NS ef tAs sktn. ERYsIPELAS. FLATC FEVER and AGUE. For this seoarse of the wss country these medicines will be found safe speedy. and certain remedy oshs medicines leave the subject to TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED. AND BE CURED
 FoOLNEsS q cOMPEExIoN
 aMMn RAJ Dn1TLTTx: ktnd INWARD FEVER, fNFLAMHATORY RHEUMA- TLsA IMPURE BLOOD. JAUNDIcE. LOSS q APE LIVER co M P T. AxNTs,
 LEPR0SY. LoosENESS.
 M E R RIAL DIsE A E s. Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercury a niey sooner than the most powerful preparation Of ssapara NIGHT SWEETS, NERVOUS DEBH TTY NERVOUS COMPLAINTS ef at kt5ds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS PlLPITATION ar iR HEART. PAINTERS CHoLI0. PxG B Q. The original pscpisos of thess medicines cured Of Ps of 8 yea sendBs by the of these Le Msiisines alone.
 PAINS in the head side, back hnhs ioista and oEans
 R H E M T s M. Those afflicted with ths terrible dsease will Dc Of relief hy the Life Medciaes
 RUSH of BLOOD to the HEAD, sCURvX GALTRHEUM SRELLLNGS
 scRoFuLA. oa KINGS EVIL, h as iorms. ULCERS, 6 ssery description
 " O F m c, of all Aiods. easc,uaEy expelled by these Medefnes Parents will do well administer them when
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Prospectus of the Twenty-sccona volume
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
 nFnRGET0IVN YY

HINDER the inspection of Board of Visitors. Ij appointed by tho Executive; the Adjutant Gen esal being (ex-of6ciol President of the Board.
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FAIR NOTICE y =,
TO THE PLANTERS OF SUMTER

TO THE PLANTERS OF SUMTER
DISTRICT lEsf
(. The subscribers, the, former of whom has
recently had erected on his plantation one of
Provost's Patent swinging Fulcra Cotton
Presses, with which he is well pleased, and
believes it to be far superior to the Screw
sor anything now in use for Cotton Packing
purposes. hive purchased tho right of said
Press for SnmterlDistrict. This Press has
been in successful operation for three years.
In regard to the convenience of the Press, it
can be attached to the Clubhouse, and shell
tered all under one roof. It is well cacula-
ted to press from four hundred and fifty to
five hundred pounds of Cotton in four and a
half yards Of Bagging, and that with one mule.
Persons wishing to build their own Press
Will be furnished with bill of timbars and
dimensions for Twenty Dollars, (S2O)-
The subscribers beg leave to inform the pub
lie that they have workmen now ready to
attend the building of the Press.
Mechanics, wishing to enter into the bust
ness, can have by one hundred dollars (SlOO.)
worth, at Sl5 per right. Any further infor-
nation wanting, apply to the undersigned,
JAMES s.. TINDAIp sgs
Friendship, p. OsSum,er Dist. E
r. F. LIGON, IS s.s,
June 81, ls4s. ass 81 I' On o. =
| @ e I'll
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.e,f''a ss NOTICE. tgS'
; ! have appointed Major William. E. Rich.
ardson my Attorney, Immediately 10 bring To
u close and settle up all matters and things
pertaining, to my late gSherifalty Of Sumter
Districts and request all persons concerned
to take notice hereof $50
All persons indebted to me are requested
to make immediate payment to my said At
torney; and those having demands against
me, are requested to present them to him
without delay. ,a'5s.e I.
THOS. ]. WILDER.
Feb ;l2,tl64S! $50 ,A l6 N.i. If isA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.

IN TIE COMMON, PLEAS ls Z.
BIN Penick Declaration n Audel.'i'
Vs. %SEs5'S ssSlSstsat t4'Sf
BENZ D. West Debt
Whereas the plaintiff in this action did on
this day file his Declaration against Benz. J.
u. West tho defendant, who. is absent from
and Withontthe limits Of the State Of South
Carolina, (as it is sad) and having neither
wife eior attorney known, upon whom copy
of the above Declaration will, a rule to pleail
thereto, may be served - ~ :
It .is therefore ordered, that the defendant
do plead thereto on or before the twenty
fourth day Of May next, otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will be then given and
awarded against the said Benz. ]. D. West.
''F' j. D. JONES, G., C. c. P.
Clerks Office, Sumter Dist. s'ilzssf
May 23d, 1849. S31y Of lad,
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.WILsIINGToS AND MANCHESTER
RAIL. ROAD.

tMrg TIMmoNs, ihe General agent has
requested us 10 state TINT subscription
list TO the Wilmingtot and Manchester
Rail Road has been left with Mr.. d. b.
NcLAgRIN, " lin, Sumterville, for The con.
venienee Of persons desirous of .subscrib.
ing, as il is understood that sucl0is gthe
intention of many in tho District, who
wiiE find The village lin most coriSeriien,
place for attending TO tIlisuna,ter. PaS 40
OosT4, 1sis. 40 2m
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COPARTNERsHIP., !,

The subscribers beg leave to inform they
trends and the public generally, that their
have entered into copartnership under Tho
tirm OF CONWAY & WINN, for the pur-
nose OF carrying. on the Tailoring business
They have taken the New Building next
door below China's Hotel. They intend
<eeplpg general tssor ortIne at Of Cloths, Cas-
slmeres, tVestlngs and Trimmings, and hope
oy strict attention to business to merit con-
,nnancc OF tho patronage heretofore so liber-
!. p'' : 'D'A' CONWAY,
january 1s4e. lg IF