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TTNHE undersigned. having purchased ef Messrs l. Newton, Chase Co.,. their entire stock oi goods have removed 10 the WaTe-Hoase recenity o<cGpiet by them. where we are Bow opening large and general assortment of Dry Goois. Groesries- Hard ware. Qacensware, Iron, Asits, Castings &e. &c which We are offering a, very reduced prices for
 I'D. MERRICK, k Co. Sieas1- Boat Landing.
 Litlle Rock, Sept. 20 lsI7. h2-6m
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Too Snsn.-0ne day last week. gsRtiernan who had conceived The i.ea that at cad desler> were rogaes, having ocession 10 purchase load of L.h' gh, determined tha; be SoaA IA person super inte0d the operation ef weighing. Accordingly he proceeded to the coal yard, sni watched every lamp of coal deposited n -tAe-ea with an eagle eye When he was satisfied thai he had obtained fnl! weight, he ordered the coal 10 be conveyed Co his dwelling, and followed ii 10 is destination, so be assuEed that nothing was lost on The road After the coal delivered the ieanster eiaFned to inc yard, and being observed 10 be In nneonnonly goot hamer, vas question ss the eaase of his mirth. He explained by saying that the gentleman who par- chased 'ihai lasl load of eoai,'' h his anxiety to sscid being cheated had stood uroa the platform balance whfe the coal was weighed. The gentle. man aIiuded to weighed about is0 pounds.
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N NaD,H~Ma-".

NE b4ye just published. and wiii De ready 10 w deliver on Wednesday next. pamphlet Of 75 pages ectavo: Contsiaing list of Forfeited Lan1s subject tc be donated to actual settlers under an aetsf the General Assembly of the State of AFksn- sas eEsed "An act 10 donate 10 actual settlers the right ef the State to certsia forfeited lands appro. ea 2srd December, is4o. and osheT acts supplement .aFy thereto.
 Prepared al the Auditors Office.
 Having been at considerable expense tn issuing az ediiina of this pamphlet, have though, proper e secare a copy right.
 We shall De happy to supply al demands fpy ii hy our county fFiends.
 et>Psiee-75 cents per copy, or $500 per dcz- ca. REARDoN < GARRETT.
 Banner Office. Little Rock, sih Sept. ist7.
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A couple of "biue Y ankees'' get nsrrisd in Mas sschusstts. sess cake and jug Of eorn-min, to the silage aewspaper. the ediior of which ''wen, oH" ihus raptnrousiy:
 O, may their ways be paths Of peac,.
 Which e'er the road of sc1rcw Shans Theis hoars be bles', their joys ineresse
 And aii their cares be--ilf!ls oass,
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Persons claiming the tight of Pre-emption 10 lands fyag within inc above named townships, are hereby o,i 10 file their claims within the time presci ibed by tN. JOHN MiLLf'h' hesis'e''
 Feb fth, {s4s.-24-i3w.
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CALL AT JEFFRIES,,

rTNHF subscriber has lust returned from New Or -k leans, where he purchased a genteel stock of goods wares, and merchandise, of this Springs m- portaiions, and now offers them for sale at kis old stand, north room h Aldriehs corner. al perhaps tower rates for cash the produce of the country, than the same style of goods has ever before been offered in this market. He would respectfully so- iicit share of patronage from his old friends and the citizens generally.
 C. l.. JEFFRIES. Little Rock, Apnl 2s, is47. 33-ly.
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LEAP yEAE.-rhe Brat,lsbOro' Eagle states that the iadiss of Veracn Vt, aviiag themselves of the time houored pferogative Heap year made arranse- msnis foe danee. invited the gentlemen galan'ed them back and for h. ant-pail t.e bfls e-
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HUTT & PARSEL HAVE just reed per Steaser Wa. AInstsorg \ \ from Cincinnati. e5 bhls reciified whiskey, best old bourbon ditto, [" monoagaheis ditto, 25 kegs nails assorted sizes, flooring bradH, bales cotton yara. 3 bafttsg 10 boxes star candles. s5 plough plates, keg horse shoe nails. I-2 doz kitchen shovels k tongues. 25 pr common fire-dogs,
 ALSO large sssoItmsst roui.G, square S< Gai bar isol, oi ai sises.
 Ai.SB Two toas assorted castings all tow lor CASH. Lltlle Rock, 9 Nov. ls47. iz-tf.
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A Small Farm to Rent

TIvHE subscriber offers for rent a small n,'r'
 \ the city of Little Rock. eossaip.ng I~' 'a3 or three acres ls fas land, good incl or os adapted to market farm. l.. hbA
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A young lady of eighteen, Miss B. was engs-ed to be married to gentleman of ,hiriy-six Her mellrr, having noticed her low spirited for sem. time. inquired the reason.
 'oh, sear HlsIasaa :: repliesi the yoapg lady-.'I was thinking about my husSaad being twice my sse." ''Tbats trae-bui he's only ihir,y-six ro,s, mamma, bat-bet-~hen an six'y"-.W elf'- '.Oh dear !. then hell De q ksalred ani t.rfniE '
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MAP AGENTS WANTED

FTNHE subscriber wishes 10 engage a ios Ss l his Maps a number of young and @slor ..1,, ,, men of moral and business habits. a' Hs'ep '' ,' agents Having completed new and g'ssn s., proved editions sf his Universal Atlas, 70 G Y lrge Map of the World, Reference and D's''r Y, of the United States, National Map os 'he ,Is, Staies-also. a variety of other mspf. iasas, .a.r several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber s Fr.rs to furnish agenis, for cash, al the lowest " prices.
 Address, ....rot,prt
 s. AUGUSTUS MifChELL,
 Northeast corner of Market ana 7e''N
 Streets. Phiiadelpbia
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DIsOLUTION.

DISOLUTEON. TNHE Partnerships heretofore existing between \ snapp < Howel, and Howel snapp Co. this day dtssoirsf by mutual consent. LEwts SsAPP will pay all the debts due by said firms and is authorized 10 receive and receipt fer al claims due tc said frns, October 22nd Is47.
 LEWIS SNAPP
 JOHN B. HOWEL,
 J. B. HOW FL. Ex. ef
 JOHN HowEI., Deed THE undersigned wiil eoaiinae the contracts ih his own name, and will use all exeruoBs to accomrno- date the travelling eofnmaHiiy, and (faeiiiiste the Mziis.) The Lines from Napoleon to Fort Ssnish have good. careful, and sober divers, comfortable coaches, and substantial teams. Every thiag ia his power sha be done to prosnoss the comfort of Pas sengers-wbo will take due Rotsse thereof aad go- vern themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS SNAPP fse,. f,ss. sS.r ss,a,.aL clrhHsr'' ,Ag.H,.. Oct. P, ISi7. 7-2Yn fCazette k Democrat eopy.1
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EM H3e

nnI Bsgs Missouri suPerhn> f'"sf
 ZUZ I7 Bbts do do co. sd of the best quality, Reed peI .A'sn' a sIf sale by VIM '" tt-sI
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NEW GOODS.
MORE GOOD THINGs!!!

MORE GOOD THHNGS!!! 70 CANS Fresh Lobsters. EEO 8 c. Peachea,
 40 Coye Oysters
 2 boxes and is boxes small SaTdines Hermeifeai!y sealed salmon, green peas, codhsh, strawberries, picked Holsters, onions walnuts, &e, carrie powder, Prestoas extracts of lenon rose va nilia and nutneg; lime aiee, tbue lemon straw berry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger, pine apple and English dairy cheese. tongues and sounds sweet ehoekosaie. Schneider and Harp champagne wines, superior Irish and rye whiskey 10 years old cherry cordial, eraneerries, prunes, pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers, white wine vine- gar, No. Msekerel fresh; family herTisgs with the roe; imperial and OalooLg teas of supeEior quail. ty. &e-. Ac.
 Just received and for safe a; redueesi psices, by
 W. P. OFFICER Little Rock. Dee 20, is47
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< IL persons indebted to the subscriber, esthei t hy note CT book account, are requested 10 cali and settle the same with Mr J. kraase, his author. ilel agent, by doing the will save costs.
 ii. HABER MAN Iitue Rock, Jan. p, lss7 l9-tysD
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WW "a NY H M- MDs
Dx. 6, Is47.

rOTTON, Beef Hides. Deer Skins. COon-Skins, N/ BeeswaX, Talow, Dried Peaches, &e., for which the highest market prices will b. paid by the uadeFigned, who has in store, received per late rivals, large quantity Sf Bsgging, Rope, Twine, Fioar. Whiskey. CeHre, sugar, lrOn. DRf GOODS, &e.
 II. HAMILTON Little Rock. Dee. 6, lsI7 i3-tf Banner and Demoerai, please copy.
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German English.

An English iady resident at Sobsen's enc day
 wishing to order of her German sosyan, (NSho dsi
 not unGers;and EngiishI boiled fowl fnr dinner
 Grettet was nmoned, and tha, experiment. began
 IL vas one of ike iady's iancies that the ess her words rsssmbied her native tongue the mS-e they nus, be like German. So her krs' attempt was to tell sbs mail that she wanted checking, G. ktsk. ing. The maid opened her eyes and moa;h and shook her hsad 'slt's 10 eook,' sail the mistress "tc cook. io put in an iTen tiainy. ia a pi'-pa- pot.r "fsh understand nsht," saii the maid, ia Der cehlenlx pateis "it's thing te eat. sail her mistress "ior dinner--for diaRer-fcs deenef, with sapce--soaee-scwcse.' What on ear, am 10 d 6r szelsined the Iaay. h despair. but s,ia made another sttempt. "Its l,ttle efeafnrr--a bra-- a hsnd-a heara--a hen--s hone--a fcwi-a foo; l;s ell eoseres with fesshess-fshers--feeder .7-- .Ah, ah," cried the desgassi German. at Least get tiag held q aeatehscrd, Ja. ja. a.fedeers-ja wod!' and away went GEssei. and in aalf a hoas resurn, cd nianphaniiy with bpnsle q ssaaossrs' aas,ls s.sssesss .A -# 1 HosS
 2 Lieensscasaess has incrsassd s0 mach in Bsslcn thst theHiHtsfrrs ef v,iigion have found II neees sArf to pddFess eir feaw- -eIiixses upon that ssb- jecI TheS SBos'oA Traveller ssys that this eFil, wk5is IL is eorrupting the residsnt families sf the city. k yet doing more feaTfgl work on the ycuHg men and women frcsn lie country, wao come ll psssait q employment or rieasare. Tue great es Anslc sict.ms are from the eeqntry. f
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REGULAR LTNE ef PACKETs

From Napoleon and Month of Arkansas RA-
 yer to Little R Rock, Van Buren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gib~on.
 ETIHE light drauRht steamers WILLIAM AkM. l STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA r VIII ran rewularlv between the above ports for the con veyanee of freight and passengers-the Wln- Arm strong and Msdium leaving Napoleon oA he"aegs and TArrsdsys at o'cl0ek. A. M.--keturnlng val leave Little Rock on same days The santa fs wAh connect with these hssts at Litts Rock mak.ng rs- Knlar weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van basen and Fort Smith, and extending her "iss '" oi' Gibson when the water win permit .,,
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon th's ee- ing spernanenta ar.angemeni, and hai their freghts will be conveyed through with certainty ana oe- spatch, and al the lowest customary rates All tne boats arc ia Eood sosnd condition aud handsomely fttrd np for the accommodation of passeagers-
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents. Napoleon
 GREENWOOD & Co, Ag'ts. N.O. R..
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yotit, to Py-Emptioa Claimants.

THE following township Piais have been reee.v'
 eI and are now on ai. a, the Iasd Office st R4lesv,lle, Arkansas, viz:
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Southern United States Mail.

to Washington, .irkansqs, and 10 ihe
 celebrated Hot Springs, In
 four horse coaches. TNHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line leaving Little Rock (and Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays. al A- M.- Reaching Hot Sprisgs ia oae day.
 The pFoprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention .sill be paid to the comfort and eoavenishce of passengers. Ac- cOmmodaiioEs are good, and charges foger than any other conveyance. Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April 2s nos3 If
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Notice.

z IL persons to shoH, am iodebted, wiil con- A fer favor on me by presenting their bills im- mediaiely for payment; and all persons wbo may be in my debt, will osiige me by closing their ac- counts as soon convenient
 JOHN BROWN
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House and Sign Painting and
 Glazing. THE UNDERSIGNED, having just returned to \ this city, and supplied himself with an entire new stock ot materials. respectfully announces to pabc tat he prepared 10 execute ell orders Ihthe his line Of business with despatch, and on Ihe most reasonable terms.
 All orders left al Mr. AHnears Cabinet establish nent, on Mala Street, will be promptly attended to. L. SULLIVAN LilIIs Rscs July 26, lsI7 i6-u.
 Furniture. YTNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CasIsEr and CHAIR making business at his new stand on East Maia st-, near y opposite the Presbyteriln church and IS PTepar- ed 10 flI orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESU-4X
 IND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest mar ket price.
 old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished Coians made al all hours. Prices 10 corresHotid with the times.
 N B. The undersigned having recently purehss- ed new and fashionable hearse. is prepared to ai- tend 10 haias, the city or country, on inc most reasonable terms WM. ANNkAh. Feb l7. isi7. 23-d.
 ChoctaW Land Scrip, IA1O Acres, in pieces oi go, leo and a2O lOItO acres. for sale cheap, by
 VIM B. WAIT. Dee. 6, Is47. I3-tf
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PHtLAnELFFtrA, March 9, n. l hereby certify tbat after lingering four years with Pulmcnary Consumption, and gi1en uP 6y four Piysiri1ns who pFonoenced uls tae1vgbte. ihe dis easeswas arrested and restored to hsaih solely b. the use of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nsphtba.
 MARY HASY, $ Spruce st. GEy-This invagable Medicine is prepared only al. inc North East corner oi Flfjh and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sod also by J. W; IAPPE,
 Main St, Little Rock. Price of large bottles si: o1 for g. Beware of imitation
 Dec. {, lS47. lj-6m.
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CONSUMPTION.

u \ " M Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting Blood, Pain iu the side and Breast, Sore Throat,
 HoarSenesx, PaipitatiOn of the heart,
 Wh0oping Cough, Croup, Hives.
 Nervous TremOrS, Liver Com.
 pIaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cured, By ThempsOn's Compound Syrup Of Tar aRd
 Wood Saphiha. A LrHOUGH the great fatality ot Pu!menoFy \ Diseases at this time slows tha; there are par .icaar cases that render still too applicable the de- signa,ion of apprpbia raedsreruA-tie disgrace oi physiciars-to this class of iiseases and shat there are stages in their progress. which having once been reached recovery IS dcubtful. Still no ore should despair. The writings of physicians, who have given these affections particular attention, abound Sith many recorded eases Of recovery when the pa tient he'd reached seeming hopeless stage ot the dssease; and there s al this time, remedy Prepar- ed fn PkiLadelpkia which has met with the most h- umphaHt and cheering success in the most oosunate forms of THROAT and PULMON0Rf DlsEA- SES-so as 10 have obtained the sanction and em- nlovrnert in the practice of many Physicians. Aliusion is had to TRQMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA-the preparation of one, who, having given 10 Diseases of the Lungs and their means cf eure, the most care fui and thorough attention, presen'ed to the public ,his great remedy.
 The soothing aud curative power of TAR has often been observed in severe Coughs and Coasunp- tion But in the above preparation, oessde some ot our most valuable uegefr5le pSetorGts there IS con joined with 1t the IFood NaphfhS, a medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in Engllnd, ID Pulmouoey Consumption. especially of faberea- o1s form.
 Read the following from Dr. Young, the eminent ocuIist:
 PHrLAprLsHrA. Jan Is, IT. MessrS. AGxET k DieKSEY:-GeHtlemeh: haV- ;r ard ma In fuv ow1 family, THOMPSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OFTAR AND WOOD NAPHrHA, have no hesitation in saying ha, is of the bes; frepar ations of the kind in use and persons suffering from Colds. Coughs, Affections of The Throat. Breast, 6c-. so prevalent al this season of the year cannot use any medicine tha, will Cure or prevent CoasHmptsOH sooner than Thompscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood NaPh,ha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. NJ. D,
 IsZ Spruce street.
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CALL AT JEFFRIES < SUNS For New and Cheap Good 2. THE SUBSCRIBERS have removed rom taeir \ old stand. to Blenders corner, and have l1St re- ceived in addition to their former stock and aFe now oaeningl beautiful assortment ot STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES: BrowE aad Bieached DomesheS,
 7.s heavy Virginia Lowels,
 43 do do do.
 6-4 Brown Shifting,
 30 pieces beautiful prints.
 dozen pairs French Coisonade pants
 Also a variety of Mussins,
 Lawns. Grapes. Rough and Ready Bonnets, Bon net and Cap Ribbons variety, Laees, lnsertings. Edrinys. Se. &e., of variety of patterns Also Furniture Dimity, and new style ot win dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, Se,, kc. All of which they will sell low for CASH or to punctuaI men on short time or will exchange lhem for the produce of the country
 C. L. JEFFRIES & SON. Little Rock. Aug. 30, ls47. 3t-u
 BRY GOODS. 1 c and i-4 heavy negro cot'onsi II brown 70 sheetings; blesehed cotton tiaanels; plain and twilled red aanaels; Ky. Jeans; aid neTlno Inseys; fancy and dark prinis russia diaper; bird eye diarer; Irish linens. received and Tor safe by Nov f3 lO- VIM. B. WAIT
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Petition for coahr- nation os tax 'itie to ceitAIn laais.
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DISSOLUTION.
CODartner~hiu,

SCBseA NhAN SsAhFs
 INHE undersigned have this day associated them \ selves together for the transaction of a GENER- AL COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under the firm of PRATT er BELkNAP. Office, 8 Camp street N
 JOHN G. PRATT,
 !. E. BELKNAP, New Orleans, Sept. i, ists. 3-tf.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS. ]
 Caaafg af JesfTsoa. Ia bis IsTsrsOa GTcsa tesSt. oH lbe c4gs esry si9 fe-tef h rIcatiOa Fs5'y 5t4, f91-. stephen BonarIl and Capersl
 Hesfong. CSaplaiEast3
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ABAANlAHs '
 County os geffesson. ,,. h Re Jeesrsoa earcxi eOyrt On iAs ehaaesFy ''1e
 MtTeoE Ia rucafiea Fse iAs StA ls4S' Stephen Bonoell and Cspers
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-24
Clinton Bank Of columbus.

The sheriff Of our county being IN C0lun-j
bus d short time since, and not having full
the ability Of the Clinton Banks
concluded to exchange their paper for the
real hard, and bring it with him to bis hard
friends in Stark. He presented about three
hundred dollars a. the bank, and received
specie for alf except one dollar, ana for that
he got real Mexican Wing 6ns, that had
been fled and tried but he did not discoy-
er the mistake until he came shotne, when
he fottnd that the bank had cheated him b.
giving him bogus do1lart We hare had
our suspicious about the banks desling in
bogus and counterfeit money, but till this,
have never had the evidence to convince US.
1t is an admirable substitute for public
confidence, and if they can palm offsa little.
once in while, they will be able to stand q
run with perfect impunity We would adj
wise the Board Of Control to give them q.
charter for that kind of business, as lead and
copper are more valuable than rags, and
good counterfeit paper about as good as any
other. Stark County Democrat.
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Late from Vera Cruz.

Petersbatrg, Va. May 10, lS4S.
The daily overland express for the Balti-
more Sun has arrived, bringing copy of
the N. O. Picayune of the 4th inst, being
two days in advance of the mail.
The schooner Heroine arrived at New.
Orleans on the Sd inst, from Vera Cruz,
bringing later dates from the city Of Mexico
The prospects ola ratification of the trea-
ty were still very uncertain, as there was
yet no quorum of the members Of Congress
present at Queretaro. There yet lacked
fifteen deputies and four Senators Of the
number required to proceed to business.
at Mexico the trial Of the officers and
men Of the Pennsylvania regiment, accused
of the late murder and attempt at. burglary,
was going on, and excited much attention.
A letter from Queretaro says that the
opinions expressed BY members Of the new
Congress are all Bile to peace.
The same letter adds that within the last
few days from Is to 90 American soldier
deserters arrived at Queretaro, and were
Immediately enlisted in the Mexican army,
and that 500 more were expected socn.
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Aid to Yucafan.

The following are given as the most inn
portant provisions of the bill introduced
into Congress by the Committee on For
'e,gn Relations, flor the protection of Yuc-
atan:
SEC. l. The President is authorized to
take temporary military occupation of Yu-
catan; and to employ the army and navy
of the U. s. TO assist the people Of Yuca-
tan in repelling the incufsions Of the Indi-
an savages now overrunning and devastnt-
ing the country.
SEE. 2. The President is authorized to
furnish, on such terms and conditions as he
| may deem proper, to the white population
of Yucatan, such arms, ammunition, ,orndance
and other military means as they may need
10 enable them TO repel the Indian hostili.
| ties. sdse za5ssi
Sec. 8. The president is authorized te
accept the services Of an equal number o
volunteer troops to supply the place o.
such as may be withdrawn from their pres
ent duty by virtue of this act, provided tha
their services shall be required--the same
to be raised for service during the war witt
Mexico, agreeably to the. provisions Of the
act of May ID, 1910, and March 8, l647
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO.
JOHN B. WELLER .
0f lSlefless County.
Weller is Coming.

From Tho Ohio Statesman, Of the 11th
inasans We learn that Col. " kLLER, our
distinguished candidate for Governor, will
visit This county. and address lie people on
Wednesday, the 2lst day Of Juno next.
We hape that the necessary arran genents
FOR the meeting win be made Mt an early
day, and thai tho democratic citizens Of ev.
cry iownshipin the county viii be out in
their strength; and let such Of the wings rs
are not offended by hearing our country
defended from the aspcrsions and ISLANDERS
Of her enenies at homo a. well as abroad.
also turn out. s.s 81.
s CoL w eller IS 10 address the people Of
the following counlies. as designated be.
low: Il.
hIai,Uning, Monday, June II
TrunhuH, Tuesdny, June l3,
Ashtahulas THURSDAY, Juno ID. z.s.
Laks, Friday. June IS.
Gsauga, Saturday, June II. SIS
Cayahoga. Mondays June 10.
Porsage, W Wednesday. lure q !
Summit, Thursday, June ~ 1-ss
Medina, Saturday, June 2s.
Lorain. Monday, Juno %. &
sInron, Wednesday, June %.
Erie, Thursday June 20. s
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took place in the city on the I'd ult., the
peace party gaining by large majorities.
That for Deputies was to have taken place
ON the 18th, and the peace party would.
carry all before it. The Mexican Congress
could not organize itself before about the
lst Of May at most, admitting no sqnab-
lblers among them. It's first step will be the
election of a President in the person of
Herrera, and the next will be the treaty.
The war r'party We're not satisfied, but the
4 7th article Of the armistice put d stopper
in their mouths, and they are coming over
in order to share some Of the three millions.
Y GU or come Of your friends may be inter-
ested in this news, and the facts are, I be-
lieve, known, to NO other.
3lThere will be some struggle in relation
to the three millions, between themselves;
but as the army cannot now leave before the
end Of October, all will be kept quiet among
them till then n-after which God knows what
will become of them.