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The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30
The paaian. on the Plains.

The la's arrivals from the plains state that Col. CALHOUN had attempted 10 make treaty #i;h the Utah Indians, but 1t had not been ratified and pro bably woIId not bs. The Indians tad promised to meet the Indian Agent al Albuquerque the sth of June. and that Major srxES had made treaty with the Apaches of the Sacramento. and in three days after they violated it. The Major was prompt to chastise them fer the violation. Ca the 2d of sf Jane, with sufficient detachment, hs left Don Ana to attack ane panish them.
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ArmE Inaallisanea.


 AccssdiHS is she psbtisaeli osdsfS, the following bounties ars osrsd to speoarngs snlissmsnis st the different poets Bamed-ia the sth department, s26; ia he sth 452 h the losh sII7 ia the lIth. sl42 .. Fsrs Smelling. &23; at FOst Gaines. s27; at tAe psst co the Dss MOiaes riysF Sas; st Fort Kssrney ssas at Fort Laramie. SIS; at the pests en the Upper Arkaasss river. s31.
 On the 18th ult-, Eve companies of the 7th iA- fantFy were landed st Jefferson Barracks. having iuss arrived from Florida. The officers vera Gel J. Plymptsa, commanding 7th regiment. Lieat. W K. Bokkelea. FegimsaiAl quarter master aad acting adiuiaut; Major Geo. Andrews; Assistant Sasgeon c. K Wood; bFes-t major. D. P. Whiting; Brevs' Major R. C. GSlia; Lisut N. R. stevenson; Lieut. C. Wilcox; Lieut. A. s. Satton- Thess uOa2s with the rsst of the regiment. are to be employed as escorts iO smgrant trains going to the Pacific by the way of Independence.
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Fort AFhuckIe.

This is the title of very important new military post about to be established upbn froaisr under the dir etioa of Capt. MAscT. U S.A. It is to be at some convenient point sPsn the head waters sf the Canadian rivers on the route leading ts Santa Fe snd about 200 milss from Fort Gib.on. Its Io- cation will bs In the immediate vicinity of tbe wild western tribes Of Indians, and if properly garri- soned' tt will bs grsa, protection to our Pacific emigrsnis.
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The state EIecsIoa. 1.


 Mehdsy naHA. Angsss ssb. Is shs dsy aPpssassa fer heiding car stats eisetisnA We trust that the dsmscraey ef Askassas will bs mlndfaI Of their dssy sud ssst tbsn.ssivss for the election of good and rue demsofss ie Esrssssht them In tho easuiag L~gislasars- It's unasesuasry fer as now to urge upen them strict sdhsrsHes te their party the exssnpls that has bssa set by the aopSrty admiais
 tFussoa, the ssssus that have bssa taught the Peo
 Ple wherever they have shandonei the party iine~ aud followed the AHnAss Of DO Punyism. ere ssrely sneugh to -arn them against ever again trastiDg te ssy whe can new have the hardihOOd to approach them In such deesitfaI raEhs. The principles of demeeruey are made known to the world. aii at tsnPts to batter them down iay them Asids have proved alike futile and disastrous 10 citizens. and ws gay agais, ss we have eflsn said before ls the democracy sf Arksasss, :" stand by your demo- cratic esDdidatss" Let year strength bs felt al the polls On Monduy next. We would take this opportunity 10 request sf our friends in every part of the State is ssRd ns ia the election reiarns ss soen as they caa bs made out. % thsl we may give to readers the earliest intelligence of ihs result,
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The New Cabinet,

The laiss, intelligence have received upon the subject of the Fillmore cabinet, is a despatch 10 Inc N. o Picayane. of the 22d instant. dated the 20lh from Baltimore. IL states that the following nOmi na,ious were seat in to the Senate oa the Doth:
 "Mr webs,er. Secretary of State; Mr. Corwin. of Ohis. Secretary Of the Treasury; Gov Cri.ten- den, of Ky, Attorney Genera; Gov. Graham of NC. Secretary of the Navy; Mir Bates. of Mo, Secretary of War; Mir Pearcs~ of Md, Secretary ef the lnierior; and Mr. Hili, of NY, Postmaster GsneraI"
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D The EpiscoPa' Clergy ia the various sections of the country are distributed thus;-Maine, l3; New Hampshire, 10: Massachusetts. '7s; Rhode Is- land. 2t; Vermont. q; CoHuectIeUt. i99; Eastern New York, 24s;ewestern New York. Il5; New Jersey, 60; Psnnsy l5l; Delaware, l3; Mary laRd. l23; Virginia. l2i North Carsiaa 9; South Carolina. Fl; GeoVgia. 24; Feriia. 6; Ohio II, Ms sssippi, la; Kentucky. g; Tennessee, 22 Alabama, 5, Michigan 3l; Louisiana. 9; Indiana, 2i; Mis- souri, Il; Illinois. 2I; Wiscoasis 9; Iowa, Ar kansas, $; MineSota, I. Total 1888.
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Dr. FRANKLIN DEsHoSGH is s candidate tO repre- sent the eoauties of Conway. White and Jackson, in the State Senate, Col. RoBSsoS having declined the nomination.
 We understand .tha, the Doctor is gosd demo- crSt. and ls, his party will unite in securing his electioa.
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The Carrote.

The Spanish mode of execution is called e Car. ro1s" The ealprit is seated on bench with post at bis back; iron collar is made to enclose his neck and screw ., the back oG bis neck is turned by the exeea,ioasr 50 10 dispsaes one os the ver tebes, when lif is instantly exiiaguished. and the eoubtenanee do.s not even change its enpressioa. but the eyeiias gradually close.
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The rroop~ FIorida,

The Savannah Gsorziao learns by late arrival from IadAn Iiver, 5Forda) tia, tse health or 'h- troops was no, good as previously reported. They had removed to The sea coast, bat vIfHeGt d,sen tex had broken ou, among them, and masy wers laboTing under is eiTeis.
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rore,~n Bonds.

The Macon lGa.) Cuirre. of shs 18th fast notes the arrest Of one sf it's citizens. ea reiaisisisa from the Governor sf Pennsylvania. on . charge ef forging and a,isriag sS5 Oo0 worth of State beads. in Philadelphia. the 3ath of May last. es which s6.0o0 was borrowed by the isdividaal.-- The scessed is able. the Ciissn spys. to prove an alsti--ths. he vas ia Georgia st the date of the tranxAcfiou
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Ch;ckasag Eicc;iaa.

The election among the Chekssaws took place on the 10th inst WeAre informed by correspondent al Fort Washi,a, tha, EOxoxD PicKESs has been elected Chief; JACKSON FRAZER, c. F. Me LlsH and 5 s. LOVE, Delegates to the General Council; aud DICKSON FRazlEx, Speaker
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Garrison a, Key West.

A letter from an officer ia the United States Ar my states that company of the 4ih Artillery, an' der command of Major W. " Morris. was to leave Tampa on the e5 uIt., ea board the steamer Col. Clay. fos Key West. to regarrissa that place, in eoaseauencs of the Cuban difficulties.
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Internal Improvcment Convention.

The White river counties of this Stats hold a convention st CsTyoIsa, in Carroll county, on tn. 2d Monday of August next, for the consideration of the ways and means oi making some internal improvements in that meek of the woods" The people of the North deserve much credit for taking the lead in these matters Nexito good schools the
 first thing for to attempt is to procure good roads and uninterrupted navigation ofear yiress, If the people throughout the State could oniy be awakened to their true interests. would hsar from all guar ters of such conventions, and their practical results and lasting benefits
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Nra.anrr at Van Raren.

Ths Ms.oase Lodge ct vaa Bsrsa. has been re- srg.aized by the slsesisa sf the following officers
 sThes. H. Johssea. Wesshisfai Master; J. :. Gress. Senisr Wsrdsa; C. f Rrswa, Jaaisr War asa; D. C. Williams. Secretary. w. Y. England. Trsasurer; J. B. Ogdsa. Ssaisr Dseon; K. H Roe- sr,s, Junisr Dsees; II. s. Wilson. Tyler.
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Remain. of president Taylor.
ID. B.loa Roog, Advocate Q: Tha"d.y .a

.We Iessa just we gre going 'o press. that C:~sssHes Walker has spPoih cd eomm'ii' of six s-<a ps rsas from different pats os the State, to pro- reed is Washington and bring ths remains Of Gen. essi TsFief ts LaaisiaDa."
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Officials. Lnak nntI

h is said that the nncon6rned nominations before The Senate will go back 10 the White House. tha, the new Prssiaen, may pass npsn them Thi, wil alarm some people very nssh. We are under The impression lha, hete are ys, some appointments is IEis State not eonhimei
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

l3- President FILLMORE is Inc yoanges. man who has yet stsained the executive chair, being just 50 years old on the .th of January last The youn- ges President, chosen directly by the people. was MARTIN vax BuEEx, who was fifty years old at Inc period of his inauguration. TYLER, when he sue esedcd HARsIsey, wa. 6f,y -ons Most of the other Presidents died Iu their 6Slh year
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Uuiied states Cireui, Court.

The Grand Jury, after session of IS days. pre- seased to the Court large number ef indict,ssats for dspredaions committed upon the lands of the United States by cutting and renewing timber.
 negro slave Elijah, from tho Isdias nation, was coavicl~d of psriary on Tharsday last.
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Deufistrv.

Dr. YEsEa odsrs his services to the citizens sl Little Rock ia his professisn. sad. from the high reputation which the Doctor sajeys. ws have ne prsseniaiseo In recommending him ,s all whs re- quirs the operations ef . deptst.
 his card Ii bs foaad Ia our aivs-tislnK csiumns
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30
The WeStern Nrai,.


 We 6nd the following h the last Fsrt Smith Her ald
 "The Little Rock mail to this place, has been disarisngcd by the alteration by the Post Master at that city, that there Is now depenaenee iG the mail. Mir Pope. will you please remedy it r.
 Wehavs been requested, by tho Pos, Master here. tO state that he has hitherto found it utterly impOs sibe to start the Western Mail according 10 the old schedule time. He is endeAyoring to procure practicable alteration by the Department. which will apply to the whole line. We would reeom- mend on- frsads in the West to aid him in effec ting this change. From this date. however, until further orders from the Department the mail will be sent out at o'clock, p m the schedule time Should this arrangement be Pertissei in, twice a week week, ca Wednesdays and Fridays thers will be no connection here with the Eastern mail which is due at l2 m, bat often fails to arrive until night. Consequently, the matter arriving here in the Eastern mail will remsin in the office here for two whole days. This serious disadvantage could be easily remeiisd by starting the Western mail at ? o'clock, am on Thursdays and Saturdays, in stead of ,. m. on Wednesdays and Fridays
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

IF The London Chrouo- Thermslist for June an- nonnce the discovery ofa substitute for the suphate of quInine. which is rePrrsenisf as being a better medicine, and be bought for ORe-tenth the price. IT We remember rightly, the French Academy has offered libsr4i reward for such discovery
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

cJ- Miss Agby Folsom has been making foar'h of July speech. Alter tlie oraion Of Mr. WbippIe. a, Boston, concluded she got up in the gallery and ienouncei Washington as clay ehoider, and the orator. for eulogizas him. Poor A by she is hcpelessIy mad
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shifts of Fash,on.

The New York Merehsnts' Dos BSek ssys. se~- erai of The up town eodssh sristccracy. who either not ready 10 go ont of town. or have not the tn to do so letting their lfoat doos knobs ras np. Keeping their front door and blinds closed and sneak in and out through the basement or back way.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

0J- A motion has been made in Inc United States Senate. 10 grant 10 the Editors of the Southern Press seat aPOn The floor of that body. The Edi tors Of the National Era, the and-slavery organ at Washington. claim the same privilege.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

eJ- During the year ending ,h- ssh May there were issued in tRs Uaited States lo1S patents for new inventions, of which sss were 10 citizens of Northern States. s3 10 the Southern States, and II 10 inhabitants of iIe Disirietaof Columbia
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Valuable Gift.

The French GJverasnsni have presented 10 the New York Library. copy of,he celebrated Gallery Of Versailles, work comprising several thousand historical engravin.s. Each copy occupies case three feet square by two and half high
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UT LoRD HAaRis, late Governor of Port Spain, Trinidad. is said to have been appointed by the British Government, Governor General Of Canada, in place of LosD EL6IS, who is to be recsed.
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New Flour.

The Van Bureu Iateiiigeneer says that the new whes, hss begun 10 arrive. and that we may look out for 6ne flour from ths, region by inc next boats
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The Compromise,

The Latest dispatches states that motion by Mr. King, in The Senate, to amend The cofnpronise bill by the line oi 5 deg, rejected lh. isSh, by majority of I2.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

D- President FiLLxosE hss accepted the resigna- lion of ;hs members of the csbiaet bal req ass,sd them to eeniiass to discharge the duties Of their respective offices for thirty days. They wanted to quit imnseiltely.
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Grand Lodge. LODE.

The Grand Lodge of ths Independent Order of nI- F-a1-- vt ,tats or Arkansas, VIII hold lis annual session iu lhs city, on "Wednesday the 7th August next.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

IF The Governor General of Havana has been imposing taxes to meet extraordinary expenses and lhe sum of S700 GOO additional Is io be raised
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

T CAssIUs NJ. CLAY is writing ia The National Era series of letters against DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

IF The Kentucky noaument. authorized by the Legislature of that State to be erected to the mem ory of her sons who felI in Mexico. is nearly com pleted. It is in the Frankfort cemetery.
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Pelican Oil.

A cargo of 300 yoang politicians was recently ta- ken 10 Brownviiie. Texas, where they are used iu the manufacture of eiI.
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eJ- Mormon women, it is said. have commenced dressing in paRaoons. T. is no, stated whether the men have undergone aeorrespondipg ehanse in their apparel.
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Crops.
Senatorial Elecfion.

The crops in Washington, Crawford and Frapi lin counties. are said to be the finest ever seen.
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Prof. weh.ter to be- Execu.ea.

The Pie,yane has dispatch. daied Baltimore, l9ih inst, which states tha, the execution of Prof Webster is sxed fog shs sosh August.
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To Correspondsnts.

"A Friend to Clark '' has bera unavOidably de- ferred utd to-day. His communication bears evil dsuee of soma research upon a subjee, of much in. tsreat.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

ur Mr. Edmand Burke mas ae eeepted the office oi Law Agent of the Telegrsrh Company al Washing ton, with salary Of S3.OOO
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Knssuih.

The New York Tribune Is informed by Count DKxsISsKI. that KossvrH Intends to come to this country with his family. soon he shall be per mit,ed ic leave Turkey.
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ar An IflshnAn, writing from the West, says pork is so plenty that "every third man you meet is a hog
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Another Change.

One of the lA'es, ruaoss from Washington is that the editor Of ihe Albany State Register is to edil the R-pahI.c--Mr. Hall retiring.
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The coutoy Prisoner~.

Despaschss received d, Washington warrsat the expectation Of the arrival of The coa,sy prisoners in the US. ship GermaatsxA-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

lT Ta. New York Tab1ne says the amount of golI in the hauds of pa,s-Lgers wlo arrived the Gecrgia, is estimated al ha!f-a million of dollars.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

UrDr. Franklin usei to say that rich widows were the only piece oE sseOod-han goods that sold at prime cost.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

Dr The Legislature of New Mexico met on July lst. Her Senators will be at Washington in fort night.
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More Lead and silver.

rich vein of lead ore. mingled with silver, is said to have been recently discovered upon the edge of tue coal basin at Mansfield. Mass.
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The vyashing,op Ngoaumen,.

A y,ox of sand. taken from the grave of KoscIrs- Eo, at Cracow has been presented be used in the erection of the Washington Moaumeai.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

structure, is fas, progressing in Nes York. Hwlli eos, Ss0, 900.
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Crawford County.

According to the recent ceasas. the population of Crawford county is 7674 increase in four Jears 1. .669.
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1- On Sunday. the Hun 'ns1. oLunsUs VIkoRr, a Cherokee, was killed in desperate fight by k. BLAcKsURS. of Mo. opposite to Fort Smith MosEs VIKosY was killed by C. TikASEskJ, at the same place on Friday the 2oth iast.; both were Indians
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

p A correspondent Of the N Y. Taoune says that the funeral expenses of Gen. Taylor amount 10 SlGo. 900.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

oJ-A Homestead Exemption Bill has passed the New Hampshire House of Representatives by s yote of lSa to 77.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

IF The new regulation Army cap has been dub bed, in compliment, may be, to the Secretary of War, the '' Galphin cap.'
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iJ- A monument 10 the memory Of WASHINGTON s 10 be erected al Fort Necessity. in Faye,te couu- iy, Pa. The s,Ot is memorable as WASHINGTON s first battle ground The stractars is to be hollow, Of iron, and about fifty feet high.
 IF The Seniaaries at raleqaah, Cherokee Ma ton, nearly completed aud ready for use.
 GIt- Since the withdrawal of the troops from Fort Smith. several armed bodies of Indians have been formed in the Cherokee Nation. Soms trouble is sppreheaded by those ncliaed to be peaerable.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

p3- -"X of the Baltimore Sun wutes from Wash inston that 'Mr. Fillmore IS known to be in favor Of an adjustment, of comprehensive and psrtaA- n.nt kind, such as the scheme of the committee OI thirteen will, with some moslifca'lons, give us.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

IT It is said that IIaOis will produce, this year, one third more wheat than any former year.
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IF IL is intima,ed the quantity of paint used daily by the ladies of Boston. would. if rightly sp- piled. be safcient to PsiaI middng sized cottage
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p Presid nj Fillmore has appointed bis son pri- vaie Secretary.
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] ar The War DspaIg,nsai bas decided 10 establish
 s new miil'ay post, About @ miies above FoTt De. Moines, on the Des MoiBss riser.
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O. We are authorized to sanoaBes JaAgs PETER !. CRuTCHFIELD as . candidate for She Heuss of Representatives from Pulaski eSuaiy, at ihs sn- saiaK August election.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-25
UyPHOL STERYARTlClES, S,
No. go Camp street.

No. go Camp street,
OrleanS.
1H0HE subscriber has on hand large ana gen.
eral assortment of almost every artcie IN
fthe Upholstery way, which, on account OF the
advanced state of the season, he offers at very ew
nr;ces Among the Goods ON hand, he would
eenumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk, worsted, and cotton Damasks (French and
English;)
soobinet and muslin white curtains;
plain and figured musins, &C.
CORNiCE, POLES, BANDS, &c
Wooden, brass, and velvet cornice;
brass and wooden poles:
."tulip," "acorn," "polka," earn, 'n' '"''o''
of other curtain bands and ''hS
TRANSPARENT WANDOW-SHApto
r. .,;, ,ticle is as FULL and of as
,n.~, 80 ~,torns ~ as can be found any where
among which, &c oct.p'o'e'
scenes large aothcs, &c.
WIISOT1TO BARS AND MEETINGS.
yEno,;,o bobinett, muslin, linen musqult" bars and
lettings, in great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &C.:
FFeathers in lots of from pound to lOO pounds;
and curled hair of various qualities.
Together with mating, oil cloth, carpets, rugs
matts. table oil cloths, wall paper, IA large AMI
handsome assortment,) cords and tassels, filnges,
gimps, fire.board papers; cotton, worsted, llncI'
and silk borderings and bindings; haIr-cloth w'n
dow, paners ready made hair or moss Inattl essc3,
bed furniture, &c &c.
nPGalvanized spring mattresses mace 10 or"er
end Upholstery work executed with despatch:
1A0 JOSEPH ETTEk.
-ruay10
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-25
DRS. WILLIAMS & BURT,

HAVE just received a superior lot o, Sand and
LII Black Lead Crucibles, Blue Smats, Per-
cussion Gaps, Apothecarys scales and weights,
Galvanc batteries, nerve and bone Eminent,
Turlington's balsam, extract pink root, thermome
ters, Harlem oil, horse ancets, Hul's double and
single ,russes, Cbases do. abdominal supporters,
silver and brass spring lancets, hairlip scissors,
surgeons pocket instruments Nos. l and =, sus-
pensory bandages, metallic and gum elastic nipple
shields, Mofa,'s bters and pills sand paper, red,
yellow and white bronze, Sands sarsaparilla,
Townsend's sarsapara, race ginger, Clipped
logwood, verdgris, indigo No 1, madder No. /,
medical saddlebags, Husbands magnesia, hy-
drometers, gold and silver leaf, choloroform,
chrome green and yellow, jujuba paste, copal
varnish patent lint, linseed oil, white lead, and
every other article usually found in drug store.
Washington, Sept. 5, lS49-35-f
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-25
Gin saaIAnfactOrv,

THE undersigned have permanently located
J. themselves in the town of Washington, where
they intend manufacturing Gin Stands Of the best
quality, and most improved patterns. From many
years practical experience in the business, they
atter themselves that they will be able 10 furnish
an article superior to any now in use. Persons
wishing to purchase invitedto cal! and examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Par
ticular attention will be paid to repairing, and all
orders in that line will be promptly attend to.
A share OF public patronage is respectfully soc-
tied.
THOMAS LAWS.
WILLIAM n LAWS.
Washington, July II, 1850. [2S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-25
General Land .3gencv.

nANIEL E. WILLIAMS will serve all those
~ who desire his services as Land Agent in the
Red River Land District; will attend promptly to
paying taxes, redeemng forfeited lands, locating
land warrants, &c. Persons wishing their lands
properly described, can get plat of their lands
and true description for a small fee; will also
draw deeds, mortgages, bonds, bills sale, articles
of agreement. Sc, &c. His experience in this
kind of business, prompts him to the belief that he
can give general satisfaction.
Washington, Feb 20, 1850. T7tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-25
.H'DYH(E.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, under the name and style of
Block, Brother & Co., in the town of Fulton, is
this day dissolved by limitation All persons in
debted to the late concern, wall please come for
ward and make settlements. Either partner is
authorized to use the name of the firm i'm uui-
dation.
AUGUST Us BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, April lst, 1850. [I3-tf