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ST6P THE REAANAY lAB THIEF. FIFTY DOLLARS REwARDi

DAN AWAY frem lhe sassefiser. en sa<
 IG Inc night Of the sth lnsi AILATTU M~
 BOY, nansd JACK, sboe, Is or is y~ss . cid. and pretty wsli growa ios lisas sEss .-1 = te4y light comPieaisRed. ano sBsigAi hsu, ei .
 light eoier, lie might po~sibiy psss himssif. win a careless observer. for whits hoy--which he viii tyshsisas assessgt ie ds lie hss issi .he ssRht ef ihs egi eye. wDlcA is not cleass bat coveted wlth white fig,. ir IA ssry smart Ter slave; spaahs qnek and witk boiasess. wisea spoken to. He tsek sstb hin sosu sseek ef eleshi.rE. sad steis very fss t. th@ property ei tas Rsy. Jebs A ndsI- son. Tbs horse was laSgs Bay, sbost i6 kssss high; years eids tore iest Hack, sud hind feet waitss h~ had asfses isss ssfssk sf Elxsd wbits teaSiy the wbele isRgtb ef Inc lace; whiss spets wh~rs Ass sseA hsa besa hass wiEA the sasdlss tAs ssI,lala. ef large wafi ibs hsft fhlgh- aud as aBhsal=A under he gsth, Arhisd he right fsss leg He branded the left bip sad siloastsfs ,sish the eiiess C. s1. The sksvs reward wils be paS fer the delivery oi the boy. aad sessonaels rewssd fer lhn hess~. ( ssksa esi sl the Stsse. ". s. TODD ! CtsyksssA., 7srus. July n. ie49. tSe
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REMOVAL

TyLouR-so bb!s. Illinois Extra super6ne Fiear 45 St. Louis |" Received and fer sale by VIM. 5. WAIT Aug, 2sth
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"HlTE LEAD-~5o keg. Pure White Lead W received and for ssl, by
 August !. WM. F. WAIT
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To be whig in those days of democratic rule to be deemed, n e great mgioTity of cases. as actual disqualification for ofice; and whenever the other side raise their hands and over the want of toleration evinccd by General Taylor tn removing te 6rasrsiay parizan of the late sdmins- trasjoa, let tho whig press huh back upon them the ten thousand evidences of their intolerance-tiie records of their mercess prescription NashrttIt lPhig.
 To be a Democrat nowadays is deemed, Sa every case, an actual disqualification for otfice In this State not single man escaped. bat all were hurried to the guiotfne and beheaded. The democracy cannot be charged with pledgiug itself against pro- seription for opinions sake. aad then most reck- essiy violating those pledges. 'The records oi their mereiless prescription" Let the whigs sx. anime those records aad they will find more rsmo- vals made since the inauguration of Taylor than has been made since theFfoundation of the govern ment up to that time Let them examine the cor rssPOndence of Taylor and they will find that these removals have been made in violation of the most sacred promises. The whig press can huri back upon us neither the ten thousand evidences Of our intOlorance,'' nor the five thOusand violations ol truth, honor and honesty.
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LsOR SALE.--A Negro woman about 24 years Of I age. She is sn excellent Cook, Washer and Irsuey. Rorternis &c. spply at the BsnneT office or to J. D. Fitzgerald, 4 Asction~er.
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DACoN. FLOUR. &e.--4,0o0 lha Clear stdsss 1J 6 casks extra sugsF-eured Hams:
 common canvszsed Hams;
 s' Hazar-curod Dried Beef;
 Beef Tsngurs3 a kegs ka. 1 lard;
 5a bbis Onto sapss6ae Fleas--seceiv~d, per steamer Beacon, and for sale by Juy l1. MI. h WAIT.
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"Tis Sscoaf Washington "A correspondent of the Boston Post. writing from Washington, says he had curiosity to call on old Cincinnatus, was introduced and after explaining. 10 his surprise. that Nova Scocia was further down east tn an Bos- ton, goes on to say:
 ''WelI, General" remarked, to change the topic, "T am happy 10 you have recommended uatio nal fast. Under the eircumatances. it ts very proper "Fast--fsssi' said the Presiaent--.'No, believe not-but what do you meanl" l explained. '.Ah,' said the President smiling. t'Ihat's some of Tom Ewing's work, I'll bet negro. never heard of Il before. bat the fact s. my secretaries bring many papers fer me to sign, that can't tell what pat my name to-"
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STATE OF ARKASsAs.l sc
 CousrY OF SALINE. h the SaEa< cresa ceariia oseatson, .sug ', isi9 Alfred N IasBsn. Complainant.
 s srLL ros D,soacr YlrUiala X. Iaglish, Defssdaat,
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TEEP DRYi .-8o, ,0Oo first rate sH lNGLE'' IN for sale, low foI Cash Apptyfo
 MavTa A. J. hVTV.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, .

- h r. Vr ARh fsN2Ea1s se
 / MARION Cauxrf, 7 Probate cssst asy Tf,T~, 4. D. IEt9. r appears 10 the ssstisaction of the court herss \ that Joha C. Nicaotsoa has departed tbis life leaving no known heirs: Whereup0H. is erdeFsd by the coert here that publication he mane In shs Arkansss banner, paper published tn th's ssata 7 tor six successive weeks.
 Dezcripfioa.--About twenty-sx years old, light hair fair eornplexioned, bus eyes, and about si \ feet high. T. E. WILSON, Cterk
 Y4Aviile, June 10, fs49 t1
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We had dream the other Bight--saa such . dr.sm. Hae NC drank milk punch with 5sf break
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