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rls Panama Star.

This paper was revived on the 2atL Of ssPtsin-
Der, A" for few Days" small party OF printers
having come along and adopted the usual Gus
tom of getting up the paper 20 long az they could
stay Tia announced names Of the pubshers
are, }. n. Kent. q. p. n cad and +. G. lngraham
J. }. Whitehouse figures as editor. The Star
congrstuatss its readers on the "health, peace,
aud quietnoss OF the city The Cholera it says
has entirely disappeared. and there were but few
cases of other sickness meme dangerous Thst"
however were not altogether unknown, and
strangers were advised to keep sharp lookout
Provisions were lacking on the Chagres River,
and travellers had to provide themselves from
Chsgres to Cruces. At Cruces, board was w a
day at Panama, $40 sweek.
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We learn that Cen Persifer F. Smith has scted most
promptly and noby in maxim. provision for the reilei
of the suffering cmgrants crossing the Plains 10 Cali
forna Major Rucker, OF the lst Dragons has been
directed make dep5ts Of provisions horses and men
al intervals Of about three days distance from the Sac.
ramenio Valley. eastward TO extend to the desert be
yOnd salmon Trout River Gen. Smith hss placed al
the command Of MAJ Rucker the sum OF 100000, be-
side slarge amount OF Government, stores. This be-
nevocnt action has anticipated - II also supersede.,
tue Intentions of the citizens OF san Francisco.
Pacific Weekly News Sept. 4.
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PASSENGERS.

The saamar Panama which sails Saturday, tomorrow
afternoon has passengers as follows For MontereySi
Santa Bsrbsrs, 5, San Diego. Mszsiiap, - san blas
81 Aeapuso g Panama lSe land passages secured M
day. 10 be added say l6 making total OF about go No
estimate had tie hour OF going TO press Of the
amount of treasure on board AHA Ial aug II.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ Asdg aT;cI, The Tsrn Question is" 40 par
.,es r.i tie as' od he has f'"'y Per esu on BIS Woo
ses1 r-.f hfy per second column och altar LOT
..,rath b. fr,r distant sEd shogJ Rad 1s iaas'
,.s g. Th.-s ni.i..ss vsy obsnus but vel II
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The Overland Immigrants.

In day. (W ednesday, 29th inst there arrived IN
San Francisco by merchant vessels, 654 male and q
female passengers lAlts California, Aug. 81.
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SunerIor JndGe.

The vote lor Superior Judge in the department com
posed of the district. Of san Jose ard san Francisco
IL "a follows
Peter H. Burnett. 1874 Kmbal II. Dlmmck, as
cnrnett's raiorily g36. AIT. Cali. Aug. lN.
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fOnsf survey.

The following is list Of the officers attached 10 the
T. ) schooner Ewing, for service n California snd
OREGON In the department Of the usited States Coast
Survey Lieut. Commanding, VIM. ?. Macarthur, ION
bis ARRIVAL Lieut. Commanding W. A Bartlett Act
ing Master, A. C.. RhiDd Assistant Surgeon b. Rush
Mitchell Passed Midshipmen. c. G.. simms. J. 3
Thornton VIM Gibson Drsushtsmsn, VIM. Z. Ne
Mustrie Esq. Masters Mate. Francis a. West
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r.cap. Of sailor. from u. = ship Ohio.

On last Monday eighteen sailSs and the COX.
swain in the morning watch, escaped from the vessel
in boat alongside and when some iorty yards on
were ared mon BIZ the marines 10 heir wsy 70 the
shore they we're obliged TO psss by the sloopotrsr
Warren and the stortships Southampton and Fredona-
who each fred upon them but without success Ins
boat was ridded. yet were wounded. They ned
on reaching the shore ard doubtless now on the
"dgginss lPacifc News, sept. !.
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NIarrisn.

la san Franchise, Aug. &c, b. Rev. A. Williams, Mr.
WILLIAM N. CAsD 20 Mrs Mary AnAsrrS LooMEs-
49, On July %, By the same. Mr. FRsDEaieE sATHt-
war TO Miss Mart ELIZABETH SMITH
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rrr1u-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

yIRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, u
p,assed every Saturday Morning =! q low Price Of -
80 aunum 10 sdvspee. Fghi copies Tor 80 or twenty
pes 10 one address for so and the paper In DO case
s,,ntirusd beyond the time for Which % j. paid
PSI INV ORFFLEY L MeTLRATH, Publishers
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NYw.yonK WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, IS

San Jose have responded - this suggestion BY electug
,uperrunsrsres ss follow.
IL S,n Frsrcsco.....-.5ln Pueblo De saa lose ,
sasrsnsnto, ....-...-.o rotsl. Ut
If - n-,,uula that these Delegates will % admitted
IN ssats Ia the Convention that body viii then consist
~ sity che To this may probably b added ave or
az srpernumersries from the District OF Fan Iosquin'
which viii make the whole number Of delegates MY
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

x~.yoRK DAILY TRIBUsZ 10 YrBLissxp
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ACC ,hsv prefer they pay In advance al the Desk
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Sso cspt. Mail Subscribers Five Do srs PER snnuin. 70
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gss rltL Country Newspapers. Daily papers received
1850 Office whose terms higher than hose OF me
sss1rs are not allowed any difference.
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TWO WEEKS LATEP
From the Gold Region
Arrival of The Empire City.
WITH ONE MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD !
SUCCESS OF THE MINERS.
Ten Thousand Dollars per Day |!
WORKING NEW PLACERS.
THE TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.
CHURCHES ESTABLISHED
Loss Of the u. s.. Steamer Edith
AFFAIRS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Number Of Passenger Arrived.
PROGRESS OF BRNECIA.
LATEST SHIP NEWS
List of Vessels at San Francisco.
VARIOUS EXPLORATIONS
CASE or THE SHIP BROOKLYN.
MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.
NEWS FHOM VARIOUS DI6GTNas.
Botany OF California.
PACIFIC NAVAL NEWS.
speseb OF the Mayor Of San Frnueisso.
CALIFORNIA PRICES CURRENT.
sketch of Capt. suttsr.
lsTTER FROM JAMES PIPES
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE GOLD RE6lUN'
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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-un rrnneisco shipping List.

4yttgea az San Franc.5co. AE9 Gam brig Lady Ad-
ans. butler 81 dsys from Caao, cargo 10 Cross, Hob
-on 4 Co no passengers. AN chip Magnolia summons
POI dsvs from Nav Bedford cargo TO order q passen
gers An ship George Washingtoo Hodridge, -0!cays
from New York cargo 10 order = nassengers- AN
.bip Robert Bovine CsmeroO 2pS lays ON few-i ofs,
cargo TO order, lc} passengers Eng hsrk Louisa, WIZ
der IS DAYS from Sydney, cargo 10 Patterson 10
savs from New ork cargo 10 Woodwork Morris Coz
os..ensers Am brig ohm Petty, Flavel - days from
Norfolk cargo TO order 20 passengers Am snip Anne
Cobb ls9 dave from Bristol cargo 10 order - psssen-
eers Am BARK Winthrop Moore. lls days from Bristol
cargo 10 order 81 passengers Eng sehr tiash' sanes
rs days from Valparaiso cargo 20 order; 81 passengers
duo 3O-Eng brig Fanny, Lesthart, IS days from suek
laud NJ cargo 10 order GO passengers Am barS olga,
Pull Is DAYS IRON Maxatan, via Monterey cargo 10 or
der $50 passengers Am bark STAFFORD Conn, 20 days
from ork cargs order - ps.seneers 70 scnr
l0t Of June Lucoross Go DAYS from GuayaqI cargo 70
DAYS from Panama cargo 10 order s25 passenger Eng
brig R.ah Johnson 81 day, from Sydney cargo 10 or
der SO passengers
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Tbs Broohlyu sailed from Nsv Ysrh - shs .ssnnf
OF January IL, with about III psss:ngera sne q On
GERS and crew with every hope ssd grosVS~ ~
ing rapid and snccessfai ,oysfs, 49, ,ts Co. -
vsyds In 70 dsys On March y. she vas IN LAT ~ -
2 sod 90 days out AZ tho tune shs ssisd shs vs. u
but little better than gsed BALLAST VIM esny ~ ws.S
fuel and provisions and whish being sIhsssted o. as
rats Of about ton day had nov bcesns too light fer
auick II not fer > sale pssssSe shrosgh Tie ssormy
redops Of the Csps. II was deemed best 70 III Wiz
.Isnds bus sitsr beating about fer lag tine, with
out success IL vas finally determined 70 srsmps The
nssssxe around Night abe was. Which wss fortunate
y successful AID ws arrived and ssms 70 snesof u
ia "a Psrnsndez, Sunday evening. Nay Il.
The vessel at this tim. had become 90 hight ~ ne
exhaustion of water provisions snd fuel 70 ~
" anmsnsssabls, sad IL freqseauy occurred tAst sas
peI.sd % wear This was the Srst land ~ hsd ssss.
though IL said we had sousdings once whsn east
Of the Caps, IN about IS fathsDa Wssy 81 1usa Fer
dnandsr eight days and filed up with ws.sr oas wsrs
unsbleso obtain any fresh meets or vesstsbss, shsrs
being noos grown or rssed there ether shsa gosss.
which we're constable, and horses and Asees. w
this time 1t wu source Of gratitude that ws wefs
mostly in good health, though ell vera coesa6crssay
eAfse6ed By long conrnued Inactivity The day bsfofe
We left there We blown from cur anchorage and
for some tine II was doubtful whether We sboald 80 on
the rocks or with both anchors out fors.nass
however, the wind ceased, and We rode IN ssisy vi
morning, when making s1l We only ne - Po.'
sage without lOosiag spsr or rsssvss ~ serious
damass When endssvorns TO make Juan, u We by
many shous beet TO run info vslpsrsaso - msny d
the passengers had exhausted their necessary sn.n
stores and it was proposed isasnach - M Captain
declined putting is on his respoasothty Or sxps.sA
raise ON snong the passengers fsnds 70 psyHer
shsrres Ne was waited upon, bus positively seeinso'
sthcurh be must have known that uasy Of biz psssss
gors engaged to come 10 his ship sniy ca ne
lhst she would stop In port where nseesssy oYy15
could Be procured shortly sftsr s.yss .' 81 w.
began 10 complain Of pains and sore Hsosos' srsss
nst lons before We hsd the scurvy eDong ~, ~ ~
continued 70 increase and soresd 2. . ~
nearly al on board we're moro OF sss - n.
90 de svsrips OF the Tn August - -
aArd "no naa p.a IA nd wss buried q sea nsxi
norni.s o. s'1 Ss: &c a.: y'ss
sIcao. .. hu, sot buried s IL sftersoqa of ths
lad he ssp.sa dsss,sg tss ne Of Scss . - ss:
S..sh On board (Riehsrts and Nohs were eoeh eo:
- snd bad the scurvy> A. sooa - ths isods
~rs sbls 70 erect tsnts had ODER sccoane6soas
- ssck vers carried ashsrs Ind By Wsdnss1ag 1sh,
ssoas al we're removed, Sons sfAssa 90 swenav eslAS
y az rooms sAsh -
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Statistics.

| On Thursday 30th Sept AZ l. NJ there we're 6i.JS'
tuns shipping IN the hsrbor Of san Francisco, eNcu
| sve Of about sixty river craft
| Number of outward passengers from this por, fer
| the week endlrg August Doth Molss Ffr7dtss.
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I.ihmn. ship Ners.

ATCE.cek. sspf 23--teamar Falcon, FOR NOneans
s.us dsv. Rr steamer Cyd~ for Bermuda do schT
Lo1I,ie1a Al cs In NeW-Oresrs, arrived day beioro
At Er~c.ToN-R dss John Hili H1utfn Bnsio-ikil i0s
PORT an PRICE on lie Ps1 Jones' Taylor. q ard
m Phiad FOR Falmouth load for sforS sooni Endo
p Nstbe9, Tor : an juan dc Eicuag=.- 10 d. The
brg Ju..ius Berwick, for Baltimore. sailed zslh sept
Brig 1le vina Ja,man. I'm Norfolk, was ~ honisso Bay
urct Brig Mary Tsighion, I'D I'm falmouih tJ.ml On
zsth Sep, Tor Baltimore ard SY0rk Br BRIG velocity in
Baltimore, was 10 TIA Oding - NJ
sy FOR San Francisco leih Oct sIsame ssnsior fof 90
Oct Br steamer Unicorn for do Oct lci bsfs Anshnac
slarhuek. for DO. soon ard brigs unknown
Ar MoNTERET. Sept 2-Bng Co! Fremont Hug, ~
BalinOre I'm San Francisco. under chsrtrri brig ha6A
Ahdel I'm and FOR DO log; ard others before reported
Len al s.s DIEGO, Sept ) Br barn Arc, WeAtnefDy'
and from Sunderland. with coat. 10 NJ S,shp com
psEy Aug r. st II 20, lon ~ W, spose shiP Ekabet1
81 ard from Salem. lS days for San Francisco al well
The bark Floyd Of and from New Providence with pas
sengers san Francisco. sailed from Coslmoo June
r. ali welt br bark Berwick. Castle, Tor Psn1mh win
coal and Br brig United, for San Diego, with co- Tor
NJ : Co. Sailed IN company with The Arn0, IN Juy
Len tMszATLAs Septli, II N ship Champion ,nA,ng
in specie for E0gand Am sc5r Gen Lin OH, from Ssn
francisco; Br brig Flanor, Chspman uncti Ham hsrA
Albert dol Equsderion bark Panchta, DO. ana Ihhs1
bngs. go. ,p.--,..-.
Rr bark a. anchor. unknown , - A..
Left at ACAfULCo, Sept 10, schr Roe, Jennings OF New
York, from Frrrcisco. bound down The coast-ths
only American vessel When we arrived there We found
abo f0 amorcans who had been landed there from The
shin HUMBOLDT from Panama for san Francisco. They
had been there days waiting for the steamer and
hal the satisfaction ofseeing her pass without stopping
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trfg Currency Lass Am vessels, Forest Aa-.A norm
Bend. Joseprire Co-c-hs- Crnfo1
At Rss.sLa-AmeTican, J0rrs. kdvafd tsefsu IlLs'
Joveu Guipuzeoans- Fors'gu lns. Corfererieion, Ma
Italia. Progress, iChile-7 s
~ sfsrtf,n-Foreigni Republicans EEii, s-airT.
Fneis Psq1e;e DE- CsPiapo. Enrgue susannaA- amen
can. Sterling.
~ Neis- is-k-Am-r.csn ,hip Sweden.
LIT Of gs.eeL piping - ne Rirrs NHa JS-fsH lad Saf-
zrrf5
Kauai. Odd Fellow. Placer, Ratio, Oiviai C0ns;sAs-
lion, Fsiz Cs-olina ioss, >an Basins. Adsis harhi-
i.r Empire Eclipss. Fassco, rhOeriss -sSndahoek
Fih4 Libsrto ChsDce, Spry Rainbow. Ah-e Feiez, 10
IA ID June. ZscE Joanso Lsurs Emily Jane Nuevo
Eeruhuos Urion. Mn.n, Plymouth, star Mar, LOUIS
Charles and ward Disns sophis Roe, Sea W!'sh, Pa
invest Am. Er,sTprse
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The Gold Region.

rent OF The river are row taxing cat from 5000 to
5000 per day Placer Times Aug H.
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~ Commodore Blake one OF tho oldest Cap
= e = tstss aisd 1t hilwsatss - he evening
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Loco-Eoco Nominations.
KsHss c. -senstor. .PnILIP 8. CRooKg.
sheriff WILLIAM JENKINS
CLERK WILLIAM MARSHALL.
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CALIFORNIA PRICES CURRENT

speech OF the Mayor of San Frnseisso
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49, 80
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The Golden FmIgrntisn
Annexed IS list OF the arrivals for the month ending
Aug ~ Of males and females al San Francsco,by sea
Arrests, trial and Execution.

Ot which ,5iI malss and i2 females ars Anerlca
SIX of the females are married, and II unmarried.
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sketch of Capt suttsr.
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE GOLD REGION,

lsrrsR FROM JAMES PIPES
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Botany OF California.

PACIFIC NAVAL NEWS.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28

FRY virtue of Fi Fla issued by the Cir AAD cult Court of Phillips county, in favor Peter H. Pinkston and Charlott IIibbs, ad- |ministrator and administrative of the Estate of Aaron L. HbbS, dec'd., against Alexan- der w. McPherson, dated 27th of April, IS49, and to me directed, 1 have levied up- on the following described property as the property ofsaid Alexander W. McPherson, to wit:
 The $ W 20,IS2 E, I6O acres, situ- ate in the county of Phillips and State of Arkansas, and will, on Monday, the 2lst day of May, l849, expose to sale, at the Courthouse door, in the county of Phillips, all the right, title and interest of the said Alexander w. McPherson in and to the property above described, for casA in hand, between the hours of A. NJ. and ?. M. of said day.
 DAVIS THOMPSON, Sheriff
 of Phillips county, Arks. April 2S, 1S49-1W-S3.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28

EPpY Y virtue of an Execution issued by the ~ Circuit Court of Phillips county, in fa- vor of Thos. B. Hanly against Wm. D. Moo ney and Benedict J. Knott, dated April 4tb, l849, and to me directed, l have levied upon the following described property as the property of the said Wm.D Mooney, to wit: The E N E B, S E, containing seventy acres, situate in the county of Phil lips and State of Arkansas, and will, on Monday, the 2lst of May, lS49, expose 10 sale, at the Courthouse door, in the county of Phillips, all the right, title, and dinterestof the said William D. Mooney, in and to the property above described, for cash in hand, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. NJ. of said day.
 DAVIS THOMPSON, s'trrrifr,
 of Phillips county, Arks.
 0
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
By the President of the United States

FIN pursuance of law, 1, JAMES K. POLK, A President of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known that pub lie sales will be held at the undermentioned Land Offices in the State of ARKANSAS, at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
 At the Land Office at HELENA, com mencing on Monday, the fourth day of June next, for the disposal of the public lands situ- ated within the undermentoned Townships and parts of Townships, viz: NOrM 0f the base line, and East of the ftth
 principal Meridian.
 Sections thirteen, twenty-three, wenty-four, and twenty-five, east of the St. Francis river, in township three, of range four.
 Township nine, of range seven. South of Me base line, and Uest of the ft1h
 principal Meridian.
 Township four, and part of an island in sec tions thirty-two and thirty-three, in township thirteen, of range one.
 At the Land Office at PENNINGTON, commencing on Monday, the eighteenth day of June next, for the disposal of the public lands situated within the undermentioncd town ship, viz:
 South of he base hne, and Uest of the ftth
 principal Meridian.
 Township four, of range nineteen.
 At the Land Office at CH.4NP.AGNOLE, on Monday, the fourth day of June next for the disposal of the public lands situated within the aforementioned townships viz:
 South 9f Me base line, and U'est of the ffth
 principal Meridian.
 Townships eleven and fourteen, of range sey- enteen.
 Township eleven, of range eighteen.
 Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, military, or other purposes, will be ex- cluded from the sales.
 The offering of the aforementioned lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and proceed in the order in which they are adver- tised with all convenient despatch, until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed. But no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
 Given under my hand, at the city of Wash ington, this twenty-seventh day February, Anno Domini on thousand eight hundred and forty nine. JAMES K. POLK. By the President
 RICHARD M. LING,
 Commissioner of tue General Land Office
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N,(). 3.
SHERIFF'S $ A L E :.

EPY virtue of Vendtioni Exponas, issued kS by the Circuit Court of Phillips county, in favor of William M. Brown against " Ill., fam M. Bostwick, dated 24th day ot April A. D. lS49, aud to me directed, have lev jed upon the following described property a. the property of the said William M. BoS- tWick, 10 wit:
 NJ 4NEIO,l INA E, so acres;-S W \ w B, N4 E, 40 acres;-N ES W 10, l ME. 40 acres;-N " $ " 23, N 1 E, 10 acres;--S E $ w 10, N i E, 10 acres; MES w g, N E, 40 acres;-E4 N " fr 10, O,lN4E, 80 acres;-N E fir 10, N E, 99 acres;-S w fir II, N 4E, 5 acres; IN EfrI3, 1 N i E, 39 acres;-N W I3, l N E S4 acres;-undivided } of $ E pt Is, N E;-undivided ] $ E fr N " IS, 1 N } E; undivided N E fir $ " IS,IN ) E, 79 l6-100 acres;-fr sec 3I, N l., 344 acres;-S w N w 3, N 1 E, 10, acres;-N ES W 3, N E, 10 acres;- E pt 3 N f E, l36 acres;--N E fir 10, N E, % 5-lG0 acres;-N , and $ " and N W2, N 1 E, 100 75-I0O acres-stuatc n the county of Phillips and State of Ar kansas, and will, on Monday, the 2st day=G May, A. D. IS49, expose to sale, at the Courthouse door of the said county of Phil ips, all the right, title, and interest of the aid William M. BostWick in and to the bove described lands, for cash in hand Sale to take place between the hours of iclock A. M. and o'clock F. M. of said day.
 DAVIS THOMPSON, Sheriff
 of Phillips county, Arks.
 April 28, 1849-lw-S4.
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$ SHERIFF'S $ ALE

kSY virtue of pluries Execution, issued A1 by the Circuit Court of Phillips county, in favor of William E. Butts against Charles Bishop, dated 23rd day of April, A. D. l849, and to me directed, have levied upon the following described property as the property of the said Charles Bishop, to wit:
 The $ E of E l9, 3 $ , E, containing forty acres, situate in the county of Phillips and State of Arkansas, and will, on Mon day, the 2lst day of May, A. D. lS49, expose to sale, at the Courthouse door of the said county of Phillips, all the right, title, and interest of the said Charles Bishop, in and to the above described property, for cash in hand, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. NJ. of said day.
 DAVIS THOMPSON, Sheriff
 of Phillips county, Arks. April 2S. Is49-lw.-S2,
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WASHINGTON, April ', lS49.

Gen. Taylor intends to observe the wise and patriotic rule of Washington, in ex- cuding his own kindred from the enjoyment ot executive partiality in the dispensation ot public patronage. He will thus relieve himself from the suspicion of selfshness, ol the imputation that, in administering the Government, he has preferred personal con- alterations to the public good
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND
 FOR TAXES.

N OTICE is hereby given, that l, Davis " Thompson, Sheriff and Collector of the revenue of Phillips county, will, on Monday, the 2lst day of May, lS49, Git be- ing the first day of our next Circuit Court,) expose to sale at the Courthouse door of said county, the following described lands, levied on as the property of Thomas Pearce, for the taxes due for the year 1S4S, or so much thereof as will be sufficie mt to pay such taxes, to wit: " and ] 6In 3 e, GAS acres;-e 3l and fir 30 } n 3 e, 4oO acres;-s Is and w 34 ? 3 c, 32O acres;-S W 30 and W % l S 3 e, 32O acres:- Is and 322s 2e, and e 30 and 2S 7 s 2e, 800 qcres;-n 35 and " 3I and n 27 and Il g s e, II2O acres;-n W 32 and se 3l ? f e, 32O acres;-se e5I Is l6O acres. Terms of sale cash in hand, sale to take place betweon 'ro hours UT |" ~- .--- orI ,- .n., of said day.
 DAVIS THOMPSON, Sheriff
 Phillips CO.,. Arks
 By JAMES B. SHELL, Depv. Shf. Helena, April 2S, 1849.-s3.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
E'asttiC s7sEeefSng

we we have been requested to say hat a oi'c meeting of the citizens of thq town
 county who feel interested in ne con- uctlon ot levee, will be held at tic Court |use' on Saturday, the I2th daylof May. n general and full attendance is earnestly desired.