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The Whig Ratification Neetipg.

Wo were not surprised iofnd vast amount of mock enthusiasm, eto.ed to the public at this as- ss'nbiage. There had been evidently great prepar- aioa tor an outbreak of popular love for Taylor and Fillmore, as hollow whig professions usually are. Gar correspondent "IMllcs" has taken up so much of cur space in his description of it. tha, we refer our readers to bis Communication for the proceedinga.
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Rt. Rev. Bishop Freeman.

We are pleased to welcome this gentleman ognin to our city. He arrived on Thursday last. direct from Texas after difficult and hazardous tour through that State n performance of his Missionary duties. The Bishop gives good account of the advance of the church tIlere and has every reason to be gratifed with the which has attended his efforts in the various visits he has made
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ate h ths soutA sua sass Gsal Hsu,.,.,s ], Aed mrW vsrp supPartsss sad VII fur O.,.,.,. ea ". his eoaaPesi'@s. Nhilsi eths wsss,- sos.,,S,,,.'' the Essat cry aboat local ean&sdases vii, ,,,. .' hie ths, vii as'caish sssnIn snsll men vA. .' a' ias aPoa '.Pshiie sesismest'' l,.ler., ,,tv ,",. mistake ts's sealansnas sf ,hs Peerls.
 GRAcCHps
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To lhe Citizens of Pulaski eann,y.

In eonseqasnee of my inability to visit the difsr- sat parts oi the county snd otter considerations of private naiase, hays declined running for the of. flee ef ShcIif al tie next August eisriicn.
 t sAMUELAs W HiTE. Little Rock. Jane 22d, i8G.
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The Washington Union says: "Gen. Cass depart co from Washington in yesterday mornings cars for Bal'tncrs, on bis return to Detroi,. via Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, and the Lakes. He Is accompanied by General Houston, Messrs. Allen. Bright Hannegau, Foete. Sc ke. Col Benton was to hsye followed Iast evening"
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lth ef July Celebration.

At recent meeting Of the Littic Rosk Lyceum, t was resolved thas t should in seme uppropriate msaner, celsba'c the aPpfoaehng Anniversary oi American Independence.
 Whsreapeu. Gordon N Peay Esq. was seleeted bread tho Declaration of Independence. and A Whitsiy Esq, was seiectsd 10 deliver an Grafton upoa thai cecssion.5 8aA
 Ths undersigned. as the respective committees ia behalf of the Lyceam and the Sunday. School 4 sseiatiens of Listle Rock. take this means of in. viting the cooperation of tse citizens generally tn the csntenplased ceiehraiion~-a programs of the order of psScsedlag ios the occasion. will De pub iished ip due dms.
 Y D. ". CARRoLL.o
 WIZ. POPE, SComuissss fof Lyeeum.
 JNo T. TRfoc.
 ss b saLDWis. cSn on bte.if of s. < s s.ss, cHAs. ,RAPLEY.S ) ssss'' A''0e''''0h'
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PuLAskf t,ousTt,p
 nne 1A ,aS

.as.N PuLAskf CcusTT,
 June e6, '4S h Mir. Jared C. Martin, will consent 10 bccome a candidate to represent Puisski county in the next legislature. he will receive the support of MANY VOTERS. CdL. L. J. REARrox, Ed. Eaaner.
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ApPOlNTNEyTS.

Charles Pet'igrew. Post Master at Brownstown, Arkansas, m the rlace of Wm. E.. Smart. resigned
 Nathan Owen. Post Master at Nico'too, in the place of Atbufop Bruuson, resigned
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From the Indian SiGfe Seatiaeia. Wshig Dissatisfaction


 The Tippecanoe Journal, published al Lafayette, Ind. and one ofths oldest whg papers in the State, thus announces the nomination of General Taylor, and expresses the chagrin of its editor, in extra dated June 10th, and clothed with marks of MOUTH tug:
 HUNG BE THE HEAVENS IN BLACK {" General Taylor is nominated for President and Mh- ?. Lgd Fillmore for Eics PyesdenL
 The nomination of General Taylor Is d disgrace to the Convention, and insult to the intelige and virtue of the American people.
 Mf Fillmore is a good man, and would have been thousand times better selection for President than Gen. Taylor.
 The whig party is bosely betrayed, aye, sold to the southern slave drivefand it remains 10 be seen how far tho FAEExEN of the North will rafify the bargain.
 For ourseif, @slnk or swim, live or die, ire are against the nomination, might and m,nd, heart and soul"
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Proceedings in Prairie.
NEW Y0Rk 0. K.

The whigs have been hitherto growing loudly overdhe dsafiecuon of portion of tho Democracy of this State, aud upon this gronnd basing their strongest hopes of success.
 From our eastern exchanges we find that while the whiss of New Yotk. as of Massachusetts and Ohio, are splitting and holding anti ratification meeiiugs7-ihe Barnburners of New York democra- ey are quietly falling into the line and taking ground in favor of CAss and BUTLER. Already fre ot the leading Barnburner papers have declared hems Ives for the nominations. Long before the election they will all be In the ranks. and notwithstanding their private pref reaces inc democracy of New York will ba completely united. The prospects for our suscess in that State are day by day becoming brighter.
 The Gazette says MT. Clay is well aware of the love and admiration of the whigs for him.'
 The majority have shown Ii recently hay mt they, why add such ssti'e to the contempt which Mir. Clay has already suffered from the pa.ty. and ifs press The Gazette has the honor of firing, the last shot at lis fallen victim, the defunct .imbodiment' of whiggery.
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TRUTH-TELLER,
NlSOyIC MEETING.
AHkass,s Posr, ARK

AkKASsts Posr, ARK ,
 June i5, isls. Ediior of .ifkansas Bnaser.
 6a @ SIR--Herewith you have a copy of cer'ain Rssoluii passed by MofniE Star Lodge No. 9" which as you will see sla s. dered to furnish to you io- publicstio
 Respectfully yours,
 W. H. HALLIBURTON
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Jd Audltors Office, Way 29, lS4S. { SIR-I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt of your letter of this date, 'desirng 10 be informed whether horses of American Cavalry killed or lost under any circumstances during the present War are paid for by the government of the U. States" and in reply thereto have to inform you, that none of the laws now in force authorize remuneration for the loss of property by volunteers during the exis- ting war with Mexico.
 The act of Congress approved 12h May, l796, however. provides for the payment of the value of horses of officers of the U. $. Amy killed in bat :.e
 have the honor to be- very respectfully,
 Your ob't. scrv't
 PETER HAGNER, .4,ld. Hon. R. ". JoiiNsON House of Reprssentatires
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Miehiran aenniar.

The Detroit Advertiser. of Juae 2, says.- report wsh au'heu,iestsd, wss in the city iat '.s ming, that Eiop Fsrnswosth had received ths v ponimeni of [, <. Senator iR place oi 0eh 1''- and that he would leave fer Washington so'0Sy'
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"HUyG RE THE HEAVENS IN BLACK !"
Horses Lost in Battle,

The following letter was inciosed to us for pubIi ration. by our indcfatigabe Representative, Col Johnson with the request that the Arkansss pspers would copy, in order that Il might be informed.
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Tbe four months Of this year, eading APf'i 7 show an inereass in the sxror. ol domestic s's, from New York oveE any fcrmes year ei peAN '.,ss percent Thisis precisely the class ei gooisr ""' was 10 be utterly "raincz" by the Hew sAnS
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Right Side rp.

-------- Is T IsN IIhON EIN, ' Hon. R. ". JoHNsoN, House of Reprssentati
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THE q MON.

NuEW elegant fancy goods just received from
IN New York and Philadelphia, cheaper than Pur-
cbasers are invited call, great inducements viii be
offered ia the following articles, Wis
III dress goods
Silk tissues, of entirely new styles
Plain, plaid, striped, and figured grenadines, great va
riety aud very beautiful
Painted twisted silks, entirely article. TO which
invite especial attention
Real Hermann silks in great variety
Plain pink, and blue bere8es, measuring uli Two Yaras
wide
Small checked silks, plain gace silks
Real French lawns and muslns
Printed iaconets, styles, nc
IN mounting dress goods, zoe name
Lupins finest bombasins, superiine alpaca lustres
Mousselines de lame
Plain plaid and striped black beTeges
Black and white and lead and black bereges
Plain black twisted silks
Black plaid striped and plain silk tissues
Black lawns, ginghans, prints, &c,
In shatris &C.
Embroidered Canton Grape shawis, from to so dollars
among which very rich, and decidedly cheap
Real black lace shawls, very rich
Black lace capes real thread lace caPes
French worked eapes and collars
Lace CHEMISTS, with cuffs 10 match
Richly embroidered handkerchief, real net mits
Baiio's kid gloves, every shade
White embroidered silk hose, plain and ribbed do
Parasolets, nencambric hdks
Clear lawn hdkis, with wide borders
Ladies' and children's hosiery OF every description
Do do French morocco belts
Thread laces and edgings
Swiss and cambria edgngs and insertings, Nc.
Together with numerous other desirable atclesal of
which we are enabled offer prices much lower than
usual consequence OF their having been purchased at
the close of the business in the northern cities
Also Just received from New York, 10 very select straw
bonnets, of the latest styles - -
May2-2w 4. H. HUE ~ 70
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, May Is, 1913.
)nOfOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
L to Port Mahon" will be received this office until 3
o'clock, M on Monday the 10Th day of May 1S48. for
nent stores from the navyyaId Boston, Massachusetts
10 Fort Mahon IN the island of Mnorca there be deiv-
cred TO the commanding of the United States sonad
ron cruising IN the Mediterranean; The offers state
the price asked per barrel without distinction between wet
and dry and each barrel Cor els) of beef pork
-four rice, vinegar, pickles. whsey dried apples will
be considered barrel all packages 10 dc cst-
mated The OF 81 cubic feet barrel Whatever thew
may contain and, in the of all casks other
than barrels the hs will be deducted No prjmaye IN he
allowed Ten air-weather working lay days to be allowed
each Of the ports of Boston and Port Mahon taking in
and dschagipg cargo Payment to be made by any navy
agent in the United States within thirty days after produc
ing satisfactory evidence Of the delivery of the cargo The
vessel must the usual inspection and be at the Boston
navyyad by the 9th day OF June Si5, ready receive
her cargo and, II presented for examination within
three days after being notified of her acceptance the bu
will consider itself liberty offer the freight the
next lowest bidder, make such arrangements may
best subserve the public interests.
May l4-2aw2w Ht
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StPaNISH LANGUAGE. Guide de In Conversation
~ Francais ct Espagnol, par ID, l.. de Ochoa
Nueva Guida de Conve Modernas Frances
EspaDol por Pardal
Collection de Cuentos Fabulas
Diaogos Selectos de Comedins Espanoas dedicada la
juventud Espanola por Don Pablo de Xerica
Fabuas Caseano, para ell del Real Semna-
rio Vascongado por Don +. M. Samanego
Fabras Literarias de Yriarte
Cartas Marruecas, ell Corone Don Jose de Cadaso
Vidas de Espanoes Celebres por Quintana
Guide to Spanish and English Conversation, by Del Mar
London
Dufefs Nature Displayed in her mode of teaching Ian
guage to Man, volumes, London
Also, variety OF Spanish and English Grammars Die
tonares, Phrase and Conversation Books, Books simple
and easy Spanish reading for students the
also small collection of the esteemed Spanish His
orians Poets Dramasts, Novess &c all OF which are
imported direct from London and Paris by f. TAYLOR
who has also hand all the best books of Spanish nstrc
ton that have been published in the United States.
May
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Transportation Of stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, May TO- 1913.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
+ to the Pacific" will be received this office until 3
o'clock o. m on Friday 10th day OF june 1885, for the
transportation 900 barrels (nore es5 OF government
from the maynard at Brooklyn, New York; to the
mort of Monterey on the oil North America. The
offers must the price asked per barrel without dis
ncton between wet and dry ana each barrel (or two
halfbarrels) of beef pork Hour rice, vinegar pickles.
whiskey, dried apples, will be considered barrel
all other packages to be estimated al the rate OF % cubic
feet 10 barrel whatever they may contain and, in the
of all casks other than barrels the fths will
be deducted No freight be taken on board, discharged
on private account at any intermediate port and pr
mage to be allowed Fifteen tairweather working lay
days 10 be allowed at each OF the ports Of Brooklyn and
be made by any navy agent in the United States within
thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence OF the de-
very of The cargo The vessel pass the usual nspec
ton and be the Brooklyn yard by The 26th day Of
june Si5 ready receive her cargo and not present
ed for examination within three days after being notified OF
her acceptance the bureau will consider itself liberty TO
offer the freight the next lowest bidder or TO make such
May Il--Iawtl6June
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Der begs leave inform his friends and public gen.
crazy tha he still continues the furnishing business
al e old stand opposite the Centre Market
merry occupied by Boteer McGrego where may at all
times De ound general variety of useful and ornamental
mousse keeping articles, prices much reduced
rates lie deems 1T unnecessary the var
Gus articles kept for sale bu, simply state that at his
Enlistment, may be found general assortment Of
Cabinet ware, chairs &c
China, glass; and crockery ware
Hardware. Britannia ware and cu,erv
Plated and German silver goods '
Tin and wood ware baskets and brushes
Looking glasses, soaf- lamps, and pira ndoIes No
Together with great variety of fancy articles all of
which he pledges himself to sell prices That cannot M 10
please and accommodating terms Pnrcba ara 90
nestly solicited call and examinc and prices
April S-eoii3w t-tt g. w. BOrELER
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Notice Claimants.
Trucker IL ADDISON, General Agents, Office 9th
street, (Colenan Buildngs) four doors north OF Penn
syvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose prosecuting claims OF all kinds
Congress- and the several departments of the general
government
All communications (post paid) addressed to the above
shall receive prompt attention Reference is made to the
following gentlemen:
Hon Geo M. Dallas, Vice President OF the United States
Hon. John Mclean Supreme Court of the United States
Hon Robert j. Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon r. M. L. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, d. G.
Jno E. Add, -on. attorney -at-law, will continue give
personal to business before the several courts OF
the District of Columbia, and the adjoining counties
Maryland and Virginia. July bly,
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National Hotel, Springfield, Ohio.

Il l.. Fogg, late of The Fountain Hotel, baltimore,
TAKES pleasure in announcing to his old trends and
i the travelling public generally that he has taken the
above named and weknown stand formerly kept by Col
Wcrden which he has thoroughly repaired and newly III
every department. equal similar establish
ment in the west and in that will condnce TO the
and convenience of all who may favor him with
call
Those travelling by way of the will at all times find
omnibus in waiting convey them to and from the de-
pot CHARGE.
la conclusion he would the public that no effort
will be spared to render al who stop with him comfortable
and happy and hopes in return to receive liberal share OF
the public patronage
April 2S-I2t
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S,TTUATION WANTED.--A situation in a select schoo
- or family a teacher is wanted by graduate OF dis
ngushed college of the middle States who has had some
experience in ienching, and qualified instruct in the
Latin and Greek languages, in addition 10 the common
and higher branches OF English education The most
satisfactory testimonials of character can be produced.
The advertiser is also permitted refer to
Rev Jno w. Nevin, d. ID. Hon Alex Thompson, LII. ID.
Rev. Philip Schah, PHI D. Thos D. Baird, esq, A. M.
William M. Nevin, A. M Rev. VIM. II Collin, M d.
Prall Green, M. ID. Hon. Saml A. Rench M. ID.
Letters (postpa stating salary, Nc) addressed to p
NJ Shnbey, Landsburg Perry county, Pennsylvania will
meet with prom of attention March l4--tt
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BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.
Comfort, Elegance, and Durability combined.

IIAVING returned with new lasts, materials, and the
IL fashions WILL in few days, be prepared to exhibit
my samples and pattenboots for the
present spring. which will excel any heretofore known for
beauty and utility of style.
Dealing in none but my own work-having am extensive
and beautiful always ready for exhibition and
sae-havng number OF the most ingenious worxmen the
world produce with nn abundant stock Of French,
English, and American materials purchased only Tor
CASH. produce boots and shoes good and cheap
any other house in the country.
Particular attention given the patent Congress boots
well every other improvement and beautiful in
the line
Lasts made to fit the feet, and fits warranted.
Motto Small profits quick sales and cash at the coun-
ter. HENRY JANNEY
prl I5-law6 9Th street, the Gen Post Office.
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w Kentucky-subiect to the inspection of Board OF
vsers appointed by !he ESesnl,ye,hs Adluant Gene
FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers privileges, and
rights comforting literary degrees and honors, and
ing diplomas which are exercised by the trustees and fac
ulty of any college in the United States.
+. F. JOHNSON, A. NJ General Superintendent
W. A. FORBES, A. NJ Professor of Mathematics and Civil
J. j. WYcnE, A. M, Professor of Ancient and Modern
and Political Economy.
]. G. BLAlsE, A. b., Tutor.
J. X. SWIFT A. M Principal of Preparatory Department
This institution viii be carefully preserved from the con-
The first year has closed with 1876 students. The
tember, and close the h of july with public exam
nation.
and Natural Philosophy in Georgetown Colleges suisse
queny that of Natural Science and Civil Engineering Ba-
the Collegiate Institute noticed below
Mr. HorKNs was Tor eight years Professor Of Natural
Science West Point and received from Yale College the
Mr. FonnEs graduated at the Virginia Military Institute
and has been Professor of Mathematics for the last five
years-two years the Virginia Military Institute.
Mr. WyoHE graduated at the University OF North Caro-
of Languages in Jefferson College, Miss He has testmo-
mails besides from Professor Omsted Professor Long, Cen
Quitman, and other eminent scholars.
Mr. FORESTER is popular speaker chaste writer, and
Mr. BLAINE graduated No. in class of 49, and has the
highest testimonials from eminent men, as to character
and qualifications.
teaching ten years with distinguished ability and
Terms. Tuition is $50 to $40 per year, in adpance.
Boarding SO in the country, or Si00 IN town. per year
The cadets uniform ofblue cloth, SO 50 per yard
They six hours day in school, and two hours on
Educated at West Point
E,L
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r,HE written signature the only safeguard nsalns,

rIyHE signature the only safeguard against
counterfeits public attention is invited and par
cuary referred the setting forth the new
style oflabeing and the putting ofDr BeckWlth anti
dyspeptc and dinner pills Also 10 that of Dr. Dyotts APP
proved anti-bous pills; both of which, it may be seen,
are protected from being countereted by the only safe
guard be depended uponhc WRITTEN SIGNATURES OF the
proprietors on the label of each box OF pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprnciped
persons surely base counteeits, and will be rejected
as such The pills that in the hands Of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature of the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwhs antdyspepc
and Dyotts bilious pills. is vested in the hands OF T.
W. Dyott Sons of the Columbian College, No l32 North
Second street. Phladep hia who will execute orders
for the
Druggists and all wholesale Dealers who wish to be fur
nsed with the genuine pills, will hes upped on the most
ibera terms by applying above May 2l-H
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AR BANNINGs BODY BRACE.-Thousands OF per-
~ afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia, con
supaton, and various degrees of local general deb
have been relieved by this instrument 1t is partcuaiy
adapted 10 numerous ailments prevalent at the SOUTH
spinal Weakness distortions, tendency OF the BODY
lounge and droop both in children and adults BY reso
ing the form to an erect posture enlarges the chest
that the subject breathcs eer and easier, and thus ma
contractions OF the chest with affections OF tue
heart and lungs, couDeraced and full play given
the cans of respiration
The brace may be had in this city by applying TO Ms
Baldwin, who viii be in attendance at all times over e
Of Mr. Peter Benner tailor, doors below "a street,
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue. gentemna
will aid in adapting it 10 those who may call for the pm
pose. ,
Applications for single braces, from distance also
for patent rights mag likewise be directed DR. Banning
office, 437a Broadway, New York.
DR.. Banning refer, if desired, of the mos
eminent professors OF medical and surgical science IN Nv
United States, well numerous distinguished Iad"
and gentlemen in this city and other parts of the county
Oct t5--y
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beginning of the nineteenth century the present time,
in volumes London.
Vol l. Population and production occupation, emi gra-
ton, agriculture, manufactures machinery, mining, &c,
&c.
Vol z lnterchange revenue, expenditure, roads, oaais'
coastiDg tade foreign commerce. commercial leagues
currency finance income and expenditure, taxes war eA
penditures &c, &c.
VOL g. CONSUMPTION accumulation, prices, increase OF
property, crime education colonies, dependencies IN Eu
rope, in ASIA in Australia in Africa, IN BRUSH Aheriea'
in the West Indies, &c, &c.
Just received a few copies of the above valuable work.
W. ~ " WV nun ~ f. TAYLOR.
May 8, lS4S