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REGULAR EENEof PACKETS
From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri. yer to LIttle Rock. Van BnreR. Fort z
 smith and Fort Gibson.

Ycr to Little g ock. Van Bnren, Fort .
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 rT7EE light draueht steamers WILLIAM ARM
 STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE wiil run regularly between the above ports for the con yevanee of freight and passcngers-the Wm. Aria- stroag and M6aium leaving Napoleon on Acaisgs and TsHrsiayS st 3 o'olses, \. M.-te;arniag will leave Little Rock on same days. The Sanla Fs will connect ith thes. bouts st Iiitle RecS making g,,lar weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Barcn and Fort smith and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit
 Passengers aHd shippers may rely upon u''s be- ing pcrnaiet arrangement, and that taeiF fFc'gtis win te conveyed through with certainty and de- snatch. and at the lowest customary rates All ihe boats are in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers,
 A. HAYS X Co, Agents. Nanoleon.
 M GREENWOOD & Co, Ag' 'ts, \. a. nre l3 isf7. l4-
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VALUABLE POLITICAL WORKS.
H. HICKMAN. N0.II6 BALTIMORE STR EFT
 BiLTIN0RR.

Has ;u., pub,ishsd the following valuable and cheap Polflcal works. They are pnb'ished s' ex- tre ely tow prices ia orter 10 give them an cAten 'ted sale.
 Those to whom this circular is adaTessed' are Fe- anested to exes themselves in extending tne sale o the publications
 Poz;masiefs. periodical aceuts, deaiefs' Sc'' eFs allowed a handsome profit, and can receive 2 i'ah1' s5sse remunera:ion hy inc sale of these wesss'
 Edi,ars. Democratic Associations aRd Clues are requested 10 give as raueh publicity as possible '0 the publication of these works.
 oraeis aceompanied with tho Cash, rrefnp'y a'- t,r.ts.t r. AdIresx ss aboye
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N a D~ z~M m.-.

TEHE subscriber, agent for II. IlaJ~uuan, v' \ continue the formers business al hir bid r'ais on Man near Mark ham street. and keep c'nsla '' v on hand 8 full md well assorted st0cA el Gfoce rier Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes. Hardware, asiing' &c, &c, all ot wbch wil be sold los for cash ib highest market prices g W be paid for country pro dGce, as beef iies, PyItTies, begs~aa, &c. ....,
 JOHN KRAIsE Little Rock 1T. lgelan
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MORE GOOD 'EEEEXCSH
no CANS Fresh L0bsieIs, -tO 53 Peaches,

-LS B peaebcs,
 10 Cove Oysters.
 - boxes aud s,Nes slaa3l ciidfnes; Ueru1sticsl,y sealed Salmon, zren peas. coatish. strawberries ricked ohsters, cHieus Waisuis S>e., rurrle powder Preston extracts ot iemon. rose, va n,ila and nutmeg ne Jpte. taue lemon, straw berry and pine appie stnITs. dried Canton ginger pine apple and English dairy cheese tongues and sounds, sweet Chockola's. Schneider and Hap cia'uPaSao wines superior Irish and rye ~hiskeN, l" ears old; cberry cordial eranbeues. pnlnes. pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers. white wine wing gar, No. Aackerei fresh; family herlnss With ui- roe; imperial aAI OUlooLg teas ei superior quail Y, &c., &e.
 Jus, received and for sale al reduced la'ccs, by
 N, r. OFFICER Little Rock Dee. %, lsi7.
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.fpfi II. fsts
N(sTgS i'.5

Y hereby given that he Regi-ter pf t'e Lard or fee at BlfcsSli'e, ArkansaS- will b. prepared 10 rrcise applications 10 a'cr ihe Nor east quarter of Section 25, In Town shp n. NoF'h of Range | Wcsf, on "Wednesday the itih daF ei May, ielS, ai II e,slyck. A NJ JOHN MILLER.
 Register lasR IG Isis. 32-si
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m-@ mg EAs

ID DBLS. Clear Pors,
 lU 2G |" Mess 8ido,
 Received and for safe by ,,-.,, March Iifh, IsiS. -2s
 MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
 EAsr1AN--uia Roeklot tO Hagolto". Due. "Wednesday, Friday, & ouaisy, y Lsale, Iuesday, Thursday. k Saturday !"
 SOUTHERN Co Wssa.agfos # Fs1Ion Due "Wednesday friday, and Sunday, FI Leave. Tuesday, Thursday, a sa'15aas
 HEsrrAs ts i0R Bigea, I 1T. S"'@'. Due, Wednesday, and saiardsy, Lease. Tuesday, and Friday, N
 N0Ar8gRN--io BafeseailS. Dae, Tuesday. Thursday and saia'cay, Leave Mondag4 W etHesday, < FFidAy,
 1o fS.s BtuG a1td Coiu@b'a Due sai.aay. and T thursday, Leave, Sanday and Thursday,
 kiasierl.ook, tusimah 4 RseA're"a~- Due, " eduesday, Leave ThaFs1ay a.-a.' " ,',sss ytsss' 1-t',,s-I,,, TP Leave, every othsf sicnday,
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HOT SPRL\GS. lRAiASiS.

T'fIt Wa'fcfslFHei iake1 lltasuFe 10 inf0rmlac \ pas.sF tha, ht has taken ihis del Fhif,t nnd 'e dth rsstostg vat EiAg place, aai is ios ready to irge1ge sis4t3Ts
 h- iioiei has teea thoroughly ,eEsisa ana hew- r iaF"is1sd aAd is capable ot aceonu.odafibg ohe huIidf'i | PeFsoas. The ba'hs at these springs arr unequailec Tor The cure of REsamsflSsl ani slInss every d!sease iaat Iasn is her ,o
 An experienced cook has hesn employed, and neither pains nor expense shall ke spafe4 to make all that may Si-st the Spring. comfoi table
 Stages leave Little Rock three times a week for iae springs. II. C. ATTIC,
 -ff'a 2@t lsiS-~3s-u I'foYqse.or.
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N G2H-ES zE.

WYE have just psbiished, and wih b. ready to " deliver on N eduesday next. pataphlet oi - pages octave: Containing list Ol Forfeited iah4s sableet 10 be donated to actual settlers, pnAcI al act of the General Assembly oi the State ot NIkan- sas eHiied ''Au act b donate 10 actual settlers he right he State o certain forfeited lands, appryN ed 23rl December, lsi0, and o.AeI acts suppiyi.su- taFy thcreio
 Prepared al the Auditors Office.
 Having been al considerable expense ln issuing edition oi this pamphlet, We base thought pioPeI to secure copyright.
 We shaB.t .te happy 10 s>.piy ali demands ioIsl by ouI engnlfy ttienGs
 Ez-Viict-sj cents per copy, Qr $500 per doz. en. REAROON x &GAKRITr.
 Banner O,Eec, Little Rock, Gih Sept, isi7.
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RID.

10 BBLS., LARD. received pef "AleFi,' and l ~ Cor sale loss, D, VIM |. WAIT.
 Feb. 2. ISIS. 22-I
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Sehoo boo k Nof ey-,y description. tarA baoAs Of every ucseTiption and size Ali ef whieh will be spd twenty i've per e n, lower than ever offered before for cash
 general ass ertn nj ol cheap publications a. ways on hand
 L.tle Rock. July I.h, l.iS. 43-tf
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< IL persons indebted to u.e subscriber, either \ by hote CT book account, are requested to call and settle the same Wiih Mr j. kraase his author ize4 agent, by doing soou the will save costs.
 H. HABERMAN. Ll,;!e Rock Jan. 21, ls47. l9-t ian.
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Tv e DT EYE -nC.
Aegai.s.

1Sn0 .Eeg4ita." la lnaia, r fJOU and "i.a eozi'' lfsB.;s-ias sa!- b,
 WM F. WAIT May l1,h 3s
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RICnARp NJ. Yor~G,
 CnJai5siogsr gfthe CtRtraI Land Of
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Books, Stationary, Sc. Sc.
STATIONARY.
BOOKS.

Ffankliu's works. Scots works, BuIhe> wotks, Bacoh's works, writings of Washington Wetst-I'> sr.seheS tfe ol Jefferson Milton, Y"sug, Grey, Beattie. Collins, Grey ami MeCauley; Lite Of Fay Tor Napoleon and his Mar.hals. Heres ol the Ane- rcau Resoialoui Bibles, hymn books, prayer books.
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10 the Democratic Press we acknowledge he kiusily feelings that have existed aI sides, ad eLeerluiIy coatlaae o4s eAchaage'
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their rights will be respected Without these guarantees all
their interests would be at the mercy Of majoes in Con-
gress representing the larger States To the smaller and
weaker States therefore, the preservation of this power and
its exercise upon proper occasions demanding IT, of vital
importance They ratified the Constitution and entered into
the Union securing themselves equal representation
with the larger STATES the senae and they ageed to be
bound by all laws passed by Congress upon the exess
don and none other that they should be approved b the
President passed bis obs tons to the contrary nowiih
standing by vote of two thirds of both houses. Upon this
condition they have right to insist of the
pact 10 which they gave lheF as ent.
a. bill might be passed by Congress agsiut the viii of the
whole people of nacnar Stae and against the votes of
its Senators aud an lis reDTeeBatives However preiudica
might be the interest of such ate, it would be bound by
it the President sha approve it should be passed by
vote Of tWOths OF both hOuse5 but II has right 10 de-
mand that The Pr ident shall exercise his constitutional
render this power fail exerc t in where he
not approve il it woud make hi formal approval
moekery and would be itself violation of he Constitution
and The dissenting Stale would become bound By a law
which had not ben passed according to the sanctions Of the
Constitution.
Durng The rerod have Administered the Executive pe.
par ment of the Cove great and impo questions
of public policy, foreign and domestic have arisen. upon
which it duty to act u may, ind ed be truly said
that administration hes fallen eventui times
have felt most sensby the weight of the high responsibilities
devoved upon With other Object than the public
good the enduring fame and pc manent prosperity OF
country, have pur-ued the convictions OF my own be
judgement. The impaired arbtement OF enlightened pub
lie Opinon, present and future, viii determine how far the
pub policy have maint1ncl, and the hayo
from time TO time recommended may have tended to ad
felad the pubic prosperity home and to elevate
depTe the estimate Of national charsctT abroad.
Invoking the blessings Of the Almighty upon yourdelbea-
uops at your present lmpo ant session my ardent hope
that sprt of harmony and CONGO may be guided
wise uts and such rebound 10 the happiness,
the honor aud the glory Of our beloved country.
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CAPRIACE MAwUFAOTOrv

NH FaITonage ual has been EXTENDED % laf-
ally the last years while H on- NifAtsss tt
strset has induced Us fhe lasf snumes VI srsF
o large building expressly irf fAs4gsJe- -
totGTng and repairing CARRIAGES .ASlE - NJ --
We have now one of tic afgesi Shofs n the sonihsrn
GouGip and are prepared, with RGod Northern VuFkbun,
and the beat Of msiefias 10 build 3i q Cnraee
order and guarantee thep Two q g % thn rdpuiry.
We also lettes prepared than before i0i frnung
Carriages end esOre tbeiu Heft ip tier gnH heHpy
end durability although apparently our hnd nscss.
We will pay freight cauinge sen fe5itf w 70,
sgO, keep on band qssaytpeui Of NV 7ud @asoFT-
HANn CARki&aEs whieh wiii H. sold low. td ARRfAGKs
taken ia trade iur Ssys ores Weainrie lhe slUii9h II
hose wah.i.g New Gaftiggte or tls eA aapa aimed
th al Aan1laet0rv ard krpO.i0ry 8h edgs f hrri-
selves 81 the II q m Y3} aga u RGfeIItP
SfTeets. door he Office 0 the tamlueitaf N aier
Wnrks, resi- Of The q Charles Hotel New tfagnns
as sa MATTHEWS & fB%NAh.
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CEARIEs NYsTRkmn.

CHARLES NYSJHAWD,
CtHEMiST AND DRUGGIST. No. ntAMoN s
L, Row, at the corner Tchouptoua. and nelord -0
L. siree's, keels on hand anpe ard well 81
nj asserted sto af American English, French ,.E3
~ Ea1d &c maa DRUGS ard MEDICINES. by -
'05dreci importation jon tie best houes in tie Moth
and in Enrore.
b. lie win always keep a hanl COLLODE1N o.
his own manufacture, remedy justly celeb rated By
professional pentemen for wounds &c. He woa.d also
advise families constantly 10 keep It To- contingencies THE
directions for It's will accomp ny each hotia Slip
and Steamboat Med cine Chet supplied the
as auY other Wholesale establishment. n15 i'm
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FATHER MATHEw-Vis1 further Posiponed-
We learn from the New York Tribune of the ID
that Father Mothew's long. of visit 70 tie
United States is again postponed, but that it is the
reverened gentleman's positive intention to
come over " early in the spring. An effort " u
be made in this county to relieve this distressed
phiIanihropist from his present embarrassment,
caused by his devotion to the carse of temperance
in order that he may be enabled TO carry out the
ben'fcent designs Of his hear..
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DIR. HAZARDS
CELEBRATED NEGEHARLE Pills.

Fer the cure If Diayrhcq cga Daseery, botl Chronic
THE proprietor san ommend IS medicine Sp.ely.s
vines these l'i's recommended and having f tested
their Qualities By several practice be sa'r sena-
in their epeat on aud eatiTey devoid Of da eous
suhsanees Tie most can take th IA VI hos e b q
pos bic iesf injury Tncf operate as nj fufeatpe
h, ang the bewes .caying y e s,ea eatii} art
- None genuine Wi 10 having tic wri en igta,ae
File sbivo an eseaiep nsd ins or Cbilra tci,u=.
should d' prefer it. e' y RrWRiGHF 89pnsTs EG.
s7s~ As an net o r.rnon 'umarity 8 fio,c .a,. r;
fonl the tieases The Pits process ou'd stats,
sESi ,ss ben b. ~ nrit n ,y q US ~ W M iioiN se @
from Atencn.e nd cnse OF gratitude 10 ihc' let
eight on'I9ass yenls ailie.e,i win Gbionie isp IS
pycaas Sicf@ 81 bo e6o @ G ai b % a e eIs s ssg &
SEhYue N Jaf9ay 81 50 ~ ch rpe' ~ ile. ri -
isad n Sa.hg le. trat b. lead. li woa ea,e fa
ai.d n on him, and a'ier using two and haf boSe
daeae: our weeks gained 5 pond in Ash nad ~.
turned 11 q heme in perfect health AtLEs ~
soid by WRIGHT & 70 i5l * GaarfTes y.s VI VI o
AtEX NNDER NILS
HOUSE-F FURNESHTNG STpRE,
WuERE u = Can S9 ia5 s5si5 aide Y aoiss Tssse
K,rc, s9mFn9g Z, v gspf1 = s9 3r 5aeT, l as
Ion Wsf-, F,ie ~. r. = an} st e. Shovel. and
ENbNs LTD ard aien' metal timed HOLLOW
GERMAN AtISER D oyt Tin and Ddisnnia rrA and
rAELE tuFEsRI.Xp = Gfsme9 sss' Britannia, apdloa
WoOnW RE- Pas ?9gdiio- -bolnd CEDAR PAlLa,
e RATfr8 @-golTSI SI,frDAR WARE. 4 new eaic4.
WIL0W WABE-ia kcss 4 radies, Muse Chai' ana
BRlJsiIfs7 F4aey and raip. nusiins s@ssp'rg. ara
lIeanl Bful@s
MA'rs--lIa.e. aTenia .oape Palm. and Husk sls y
WATERS. and TRAYS
BRASs; li.i.YnHla and rev Meta CAhbLf sli' -
STE twG0BT ard UBIL LANTERNS.
COOKING SFfjNE ES Hud tURNAtES
ID. y J. WGshfs pa ent pefninm COOK SfaNi 70
Wool of sal @i ii hxars' eemstta ihe p gf-
proved nIice III nse GAf
~ lioeis end ~ All oat farnhei atie.uecd ines
NIr.E9 81 EsTARLIsEM
/ " DufesEHfi ? q 20rfTHFTTF
! sGr saea y gfy > IS e3ies naieie nf V4MFGAH -
gflg's he Nli eHnr nfe 70 Improve by age. ard s*
vii eivsf .. ifec q chstges. IN any pae o,
the try o. Laage ie. ~ The eli0Wiaa fsd8etd
pi' q. 10 SUI q iIsss- VIZ thtt 70 gnicns af
gallOsE, ~ 5 iialeiF ~ satrs cpbt. sal'rH = Hf-
discount fg de'a.p iSaesa's eussefcefs
E1 4 Inc srofpef g tie Posigfi,sss. e. Sif y. Il
Corner Cgmfpre a'd Siafais core .i's lssf lits
BOOK STOEF,
(tQREER OF R&rHf bGE ~ AGE .Hed tTl lt'ii.
~ HDFSE iTEEEsf- Lately Eui ssgi-s ttns tua f
all tEsei be iaanl W0 Of Ment go aila ai,l hn'r
nue on land 10000 solaDfs mol tObefi @ii ntasfnt
The rogstrv FeHeEsf4 aehg W 70 fY8 fn
AID ve ms esftndfe ssli5i nt o Fkis ifNts 70 ~
tie walls AID in paiieuilf T=id ainae " E ~
Iffg.,sai 81 "a Dag1 " ikif. tsenlm bsyine Book
Ta5f ssaa piI Z dea'l fgIh 0 lhrfai l-tsls
AAF. i4s iasF3sE ccrhef q! fas4a ffe
"a OOf. 5OEKs-55e aOztli Xs..a hy
W sSI FROST . ~. ~ Mss 4l-s =.
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FASHIONABLE 1LOTHTNS.
Canal street,. Under the Flanfersi TTeAel
ZINE RBADY MADE oLoTHMG.

TEHE subscriber has in store and is constantly receiving
4 laige and spl.ndd assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING. As his sO is very extensive aud he
somewhat advanced he offers 10 sell singe garment
at the lowest WHOLESALE PRICK. His stock consists in
part. Of
Super Full Circle Black Cloth CIOAKS.
Black Brown. and Plaid Cloth D'Onay COATS.
Super Mulberry Cashmere D'OTsey do.
Black Blue and Brown Cloth Urss do.
BPk Brown, and Olive Cloth SACS ard PALEFOTS.
Black Blue and Brcwn Cloth rock COATS.
Brown and 'io mixed Tweed SACS and PALErOTS
LAMARTiNE SACS-a and beautiful article
made expressly foF this market.
Extra fine Black DOeskin Cashmere PANTS.
Super Fancy Pfsd and Stnpei Cashmere do
White Maseiles and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin tpOlkG) do
Back Embroidered and Fancy Cgshmere do.
d5I BARNETF IL (aFnn st
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CLOTHING.



t1fT EsIfI09t ~ oIhEti tire doors fraH CdrGAsset
M/OUD respectfully solicit the patronage ui his friends
w and the pubic generally. He horcs by dit y 90
gence and attention; 10 render eR-e Satisfaction 10 M
all who may favor him with call He viii keep 99
always on hand g0oi sstsorneni uf CIOYHS 4
C.fSSiyhERES, DOESkINrS, VESTIAr(lS eie efc.
V Clothes nea y repaired at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms mis- 3p
FASHIONABLE 1LoTHngS,
At 21 Canal street. Under the Planters Eotel
FTHE subscribers have received BY The steamer. Crescent
City. Fslcon, and other ves Us ola NewY rk hoice
and fashionable ormenf Of CLOTHtNG. suitable Tor
the present They have uniform reasonable price
and aim at giving satisfaction every hut III sub
frequently TO urhasc arr scnable complaint on
be expressed the of src cOmai arnui be cheer
fully attended to- and an eq itahle adjustment male
Gentlemen's Fine Cl0AkS.
Al o. good CLOAK for S12.
BOYS CLOTHING in variety.
FINE S3iIRTS; Silk and Kid Gi4fV''S;
SUSPF NDERS; GRAY ITS; ;HANDKERCHEEFS;
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS, Etc. lite.
EY~ 4 call is respectfully solicited
JOHN sou THWFLL & CO.
dS Am II Canal street under he PlanteFs' llotnL
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RENoMoUs.-Our neighbar Of the North Ala
bamian IS getting 80 ven0m0ns that he viii soon
nseoms it subject to be cHg into small pieces and
rolled oui into snakes IuscVRlblq (AlG.1 Dem.
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE
II. w. WOODLKEF,

-sNO. II Cf1.4R 4 ~ y iti.E -.
, ESPECTFUldIY informs his friends and the public
IA gene ally; that he has inst pened at the above establish
Swiss ard American Goods, 70 whigI he invits ttet
parcnar attention His stock consists principally o. the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Rich Caslmefcs and Mousseines e Lane, plain and fig
nrel; rich OmuIe, clangeabls and figured silks black
wsered and plain Silks MernOs black and eolored Apa
cas- back Ombszines; French and Aweean Prints Cash
and silk Shawls: rich Canton cape Shaws enbro;
deed Collar and Capes wosted and cotton Shawls ard
Handkerchifs; Roe and cotton llapasks; Diapers and
Table Seits; linen canhrc audkrfehsls nbrOdere hnd
new syles cotton, six and wo9llen iosiey; misses ard
boys, Ho Jew Gloves: CfsYat; fancy iandkerrhieis men
no and six Shirts and Dfawers; ~nrted Pads Tor children;
Linens lawns: etc. etc.
to- He ac invites he ten ion OF ahiers 10 co npete
asgOrt4 ent Of PLANTATION GOODS consisting OF
Kerssys, Laseys, Cottons. Flannes Blankets, Hosi.y,
Cans efc qtp n6
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~ The regular December term Of the 18Th
District Court, which should have commenced its
sitting in Mafksve on the 4lts has been postponed
till March next, in consequence Of sickness in Judge
CasIiman's family.
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THE MARK sTs.-In the Cotton market iai, business
has been transa ed durug h week ending New H. the sales
having amounted TO 20c1 bates. Middpg qual Ties were
rather deafee tb demand having principally them
Fair qualities rem in UnchaBg in pics Far Upiauds,
81 Fair Mobile. 81 Orleaas Fair, "a
WHEAT has declined in Red, Is. I'd as Sd. White
8s S. Sd Flour II a 3is. Thers has increased
tvity in Pok and ge aes have been made advance
of q per bbL.
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HEAVY DAMAGEs-In the case Of Jamcs T..
Sasser as. The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen of
the city of Memphis, for injuries sustained by the
plaintiff by falling into cis'ern being dug by the
corporation, and which wa left exposed, verdict
was rendered by jury TO the Criminal and Com
mercial Court Of S50GO damages for plaintiff We
learn that the defendanis have appealed
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HCLBRI OK OYSTER SALOON.
fsNHE trends and patrons OF tie i}fli4- NSN -
4 BROOK ONS TT Il SALOON are ~. kss IA q ,
spectfuly informed that this well knolvu esia. - NgE
lshmenl Is onen for Tie ginei and Ntta#
the pubic generally IS asufe Hat efgi0ToFe quail
bty OF OYSTERS wi b. served the deter.
mined that he celeb II ci h establishment shall be keif uj
80 hat no Ius cause OF Guinpini may r heard Thankful
Tor past iayos the proyieOr trusts that bis ouiinne
deavos 10 Isase he pubSe Euaroh 20 kin eo,I.
81 that uuttiir' uHiralpse. ~
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1s- We learn from The Marksville Villager Of
the 5th inst, that the wafer in Red River has risen
about seven feet The largest class steamers in tie
trade now freely navigate its turbid waters.
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year, says the Advertiser, there has not at any time
been much sickness in the city exists at this
moment, especially among children. The scarlet
lever Is YerY Prevalent, IIiUuL
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BIBLE CoNvENTIoN.-fThe South Carolina Bib,
Convention metat Columbia on the evening Of lh'
7th inst.
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TEB CEN, No. d Royal street,

PPosfTE rIiE PcsT.nFTfE.
FENHiS SALOON has been fuei W. iu stJ e tiiat or
Il taste and convenience surasse in iheSru h fhc
Bar IS ana hal always be- piled with tie choicest of
iquOs. ln20l JHH% g.. MILLER.
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LAND WARRANTS AND sGaP
AND WARRANTS and SCRIP puFchaspi by
- lu5l LAHGD0N & GRICE. "a ST. ChAliss =.
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BANKS ARCADE ...A.TGQZ IIrE Sirca
E'HlS y shishn eat having been leased by te uns'9r.
ssnad ihey have hai Z 'hco Fl5g renovated ~
and fitted aud nfr rae nu, RipiaiC hil
cy aud transient ROARDEhS. Tie HAR has teen 4A
supplied with LIQUORS Of te hasi % ats which
ihink viii compare fasOiabiy Wi otter tstr binitHt
in the ci The Rooms o,taly iufi sled, and wl
enable Us 20 give eseiy satislacon y 5.Hf. cr~.
p8 # TpFfS DlGGES.
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PRIVATE B0AEDlW

2
FENHE subscriber FIVE SIX snela Cen
j tlemen with aenteel BOARD ami LODGINGS. -.
Her Hou IS eeaei IN reasant quiet ard g- li
spfetah neighbohoGd, AMI l. not spbie 80 be annoy AA
Of Uh lden Orcf hOrbuE hiale Terms mod
crate. Inquire Of Ms. RlFFiN 81 Ptiersi nl0 inl
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ON Sa'um ,y evening lat, IN q c reiEhn0f
} hood + the lie Ia Pos dfas seei Red
SToforco POCKET BOQK-containing ysiu s@gg
IA . f,sf,.f< WHICH the owner can have By cali
~, sf IL. i = and s yioss ior advettenaeut sllI
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THE VETO POWER.

He then argues the question of the Veto power,
which he contends is high conservative power
placed in the Constitution to protect the reopIe
against legislative encroachment7, and is also a
check upon hssly and inconsiderate exercise Of
the law making power:
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14
AMERIoAN oYsTER sALo0N and

row prepared 70 sere up, NJ The shoeai uutoe, all tie
faniie and delcaces OF The fa Sly ls calculated
please an sai & fhe taste ni the mos iadioqs cpi
ltH w IN rs, LIQUORS aad ttGDi&i.S have al lten
produce.
with LGdging and Pnette Sitting has had lie
upper portion Of his house elaeaI ty turns far that tur
pose. Inb 6inI JAMES EAESEIlY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15

ASPARAGUS.


This 10 most valuable root, ole who has
. good bed Of asparagus" says an old adage,
*ahas his peas ready sown, and may pluck an
earlier mess than he who sowsi in the spring.
The young asparagus plants are the best
yabstitute for green peas of which we have
any knowledge. The cultivation of the root
10 extremely easy, an vast quantities are raj
sed annually at small expense. Being ma
rine plant, salt is one of the best stimulants
that can be applied. In wedding asparagus
We never apply the hoe; we make the weed
ing and manuring one labor, as the salt which
we apply, lin solution, very strongly while il
acts as healthy and invigorating stimulani
to the plants, destroys effectually by its sa.
line properties, all the weeds in the bed. We
usually apply dressing of old, well rotted
manure in the fall, and in the spring, as soon
As the plants make their appearance, com.
mence watering, the solution, at first, being
very weak, increasing its strength as the
plants advance, In this way we usually Sc.
cure an abundance of plants, and probably
with less than one half the labor and expense
attending the ordinary method of cultivation
Maine Farmer,