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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
o D I r q A Il Y.

Dln, IN Marshall, ON the 9TH OF October
instant, at his residence, after six month. OF
severe affection, Mr.. W. Il. IiAMNrSrS late OF
Bristol. England aged 81 years and month.
The deceased was an intelligent and worthy
citizen. Modes, and retiring in his disposition,
bee was upright, cheerful, and liberal in In. in.
tcrcoursc with the world lie was an cSem.
plary father and husband He has left wifi
and several children to mourn his loss, rendered
more affective FROM the fact that they are fan
from the sympallising friends of their father.
land. Bat We feel assured that all that can h.
done 10 alleviate their distress, will be- offered
by our kind citizens. They VIII meet with
warm hearts with t,uder aud soothing conso.
laii Us.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
on the South tAs' lsrysiu"i u,a~y, this latter

on the South fh.i ,,y,x,,,ai ,.o,.. this latter
isyr,ec wn.,J - "?esS
But tho ol,,eouou. c,av,r nn,;llaD,mous
Disposition Of many who feed on tho yi,als Of
our State. and n few pom,er.d r.,,,y who fat
ten on the crumbs that inll f,om ~. Federal
table, looking forward IN somc J,;n,, morsel
TO satisfy their morbid anne,,,. v,;nl them.
selves in the affection, Of our neonIs With the
arch hypocrisy Of satan himself Th.y ,rr~al
TO your pa,crnal at,ec,ion for Tho L,I,.j Union.
(Which ha. ceased IN nro,cc, \ .,d ..od..,xo, 10
excite your svmpalhies, love. and admiration By
nbjcct adulation If a thing that wns lint has
ceased to be- glorious or valuable nj IN, .nmc
time they portray with f,ryiJ fancy The no,ea-
ey Of the gttcrng $4,000 900. thinking It's
ial-manic influence will be- the same 10 YOU
who are uncontamina,cd AS il il TO ,hcms,ke,
Yet, one of our senator's had the honesty 10
make n remark which if our Legislature had
needed wouJ hay, shown them ia. tim. u.s;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
Meutxemery Resolutions.

The editor of the Patriot requests us to
publish the remarks Of Mr.. Clemens on pre-
sen.ing to Congress the resolutions OF the
meeting passedat Montgomery, Ma, and t.
give our opinion upon them. We would
very gladly do so but have notthc room. We
shall reply however to all that is material
In them. Our neghbor calls them dis""'o"
resolutions, yet Mr.. Clemens says that
they "nrc Of the usual character of those re-
Gently adopted by Southern meetings, except
that they 10 on To dcnouncc, by Implication
the action Of the Senate in the settlement
OF the Texas boundary" Now il may he
the interest Mr.. Clemens TO represent this
sentiment M one worthy Of denuuciaiion,
but we hardly think it will be so regarded by
others. Perhaps the Pn'rio, can reconcile
the present position Of NJ. Clemens with his
previous course, rs il appears to have con
siderable symrashy for changing politicians
The most plausible excuse Of Mr. {. fol
voting for Pcnrce's Bill il that Texas mn,
have an opportunity Of speaking out upor
The question. This, however !. l,u, 'rocl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
Jefferson atCr-(urc Establishment.

INK SAMtEL CAREY would respectfully
inform thc citizens of Eastern Texas that
he is NOW fitting up his building, ia this place
tor Tie reception of patients who are DESTROYS
Of testing the practical application Of the
Water Cure.
Having praciiccd nineteen years under the
Allopaihic system, and for the last two years
HnaFF ''e wafer 'nrc' and having become
navy 'oht need OF the superiority ui The latter
over a" u'h'r hh9Wh practice, he MATTERS MN
sell that ne VIII be- able 10 gIN" general salts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
TnF SrArE or TsEA~.
County Il Harrison.

JtsrAr's Corrr-lrLlAN FELp, J P-Octo.
hcr term, \. %. 1880.
Gforgc L. HfrrtsoH Is. " aiiam III Udson,
N ArTADnIESf.
10 any lairfal af'cer n sam counfg GRRIIiSG
WHEREAS George T.. Harrison, the plain.
W It'll in the above entitled cause. has this
day made oath that VI ,lliam H. Wilson is just
Is indebted 10 him in the sum Of siNty-iise dol
lars due upon promisory note and account,
filed in my office, with interest from date, and
that the aaid William II. Wilson resides be-
yand The limits Of thi, State,
These ARE therefore to command Won 10 sum.
mon the said William IT Wilson, dcfrndan, il,
the above entitled cause, TO be aud appear ut
my office, IN Harrison county. at my house. on
the last Saturday in October next, a. D. 1850.
by publication In the Itros Republicans news
paper published in ihi, county, 70, three sue
ccssiNr weeks previous To the return OF ,his
summons, then and there 20 answer the said
George l.. HARRISON in plea Of debt on said
note and account, ON file in NY office
Given unltr ny hand at oi.ee this l7lh Sep
TENDER, 1850.
II iltN FEED. J. =
i-e'ivd the 18th Of September A. =. $40
Julian fmLp, }. =.
October h. $50 I72
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1'l.X,S

On Thursday the 81 Of October, instant, in
this place AT the residence of her father, hy
Rev Jesse " Witt Miss ErGESIE McCuwS,
daughter Of James Mctown, to Dr. y. A..
MoEGAN.
IN this county, AT the residence of her father, by
Rev Job TAYLOR Miss S.>AN ELLEN TAYLOR,
daughter of J. d. +. Taylor, to MIR PlSBLrroS
MrEEAm
u We Join our kindcst wishes with those
of the friends Of the parties above mentioned
Tor thcIr inture hnpnlncss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
NEW DRUG STORE At MARSHALL.
Norris 4 TuCkCll.

n,2 We have the pleasure to announce the
NJ arrival Of our splendid and well selected
u NiocA OF fresh and genuine Drugs, Md.
cines. d.
We invite the attention Of all to our House
where will ever be found an accommodating
and obliging spirit. We promise to be faith.
iul in our a,ocation-'o give every possible at.
ienIicn to the putting up of prescriptions with
the most exact nicely, al oil hours
We deem il unnecessary to give y catalogue
of our Stock and ~o viii just SAY, wc have
almost every thing in our line, and OF the scr,
best qualay.
~ TIE LADIES are particularly Invited IL
call and examine our stock Of farcies ana
perfnuerics
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

FRESH SUPPLY!
J. ". BARRETT A co.

| DEAPECTFLllI invite publ,c attention 10
IL their Spring and Ssmmsr stock, jus, re-.
ccncd NJ their stand, a; the Wet md # M,
| Public Square, Na,shaiL They would say to
| their customers, and INC public generally. that
| their good, were bought IN New Orleans, from
regular importing hoose-, and they tlaitcr them
selves they Mil b. able to give general salts
faction. Their stock consist, IN part a, fol-
lows, VIZ;
Lowell; brown and bleach.d domestic of
every variety; brown and b,ca,bcd drilling (:
cottopadc Of English, French ard American
'nanu'a'turr; denn.; canlct jrnn.; cnmci
cloth ticking; cotton stripes; apron rherks .
grass cloths; dimiiry, Ac &c; damn-k eur
'ain,; embroidered do. linen c,atng; buff
dress lEen; slate do do; Irish linen: brown.
black, and white holland table linen: do cloths
do di"Per,; napkins, &c, Sc. printed mu,lins;
black do: Swiss and null rnn-lin- checked.
PLAID, aud striped Swiss: embroidered do in
patterns; French jaekoncts Of every variety
gneiiams Of every variety ehanbfy do solid
colors' cl'ambry linen, plaza aud solid eolors:
changcatlc do, do, &c; Nclyci-: alpacas, black.
blue, and brown; embroidered muslin capes
teils rarasols; silk and poke, hdkf.., aud
black and silk cravat-; linen and lawn, Sc;
long miits, Nd and -iik gloves iacc-, cd.;iug.
inserting, Ac.; hosiery of every variety
mo T. rs
81 Fancy silk bonnct-, with and withou
81 plumes; open worked do; lace do
French lace de- Mohair do: Miss Jenny Lin
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons French flowers
wrcails, &c
N UODTN AND SUOES
n OF every variety; three dozen Dancing
Pumps.
~ rs
Drab beaver hats; moleskn and six do:
Buena Vista and Champcachy do
SADDLERi.
IN ladies and gentlemen. saddles bri.
e dies, martingalcs, girth., surcngler,
birdie Filings, &c
v.s1 HARDWARE
u Axes, hatchcts, hammers, drawing chains,
" chisels, saws, drawing knives, hinges, butts.
screws; powder lead, shot CUTLERY, nails, Ac.
Crocacry, China, aud Glass War, Tin and
Wo~f War:
READY MADE tLOTIII\G
'loih, marine, and linen ebanbry coats. cassa-
mere, alpaca, linen, and nankin pants fancy.
silk, PLAIN and plaid satin vests; linen bosom
shirts, muslin do. do.
They deem II unnecessary 10 20 further into
oc'aIl. Besides the above, there /, nearly eve.
ry article usually found IN country stores; all
of which will be sold ou terms that will recon-
mend them TO purchasers Give them q can
anu examine ior yourselves.
Marshall, April Is, 1850 AGtf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

W The map exhibited by ex-senator J.
=. TAYLOR, as the WHOLE of Texas. at the
recent meeting here, and which we under.
stand he still continues to show when oc.
casion offers, cuts Off all that portion Of
Texas between the 3sth and i.nd degrees
Of north latitude, or 2i,6ll,iO acre. !
How anxious the friends Of Pcsrcc's Bill
ara to deceive the pcopl, AS TO the amour.
OF territory proposed TO be ccdcd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
NORRIS 4 TlCKCTT


lhEPNhb ana keep CONSTANT! on hand.
Toph Poiri'rs, making the teeth ~ white
rs ivory Hair Dye, giving The hair IS black and
glossy appearance; Har OiL much used here,
dciicately aud -wcoily pcrfumcd Poird,rs FIR
me Iacr, giving shc most beautiful and ro.ealo
color Besides, they have fine 10, Of states,
paper, ink, pencils, pefiumetirs, scissors, (bcs,
quality madc,) pretiicst pocket knives, best
Scotch snuff, and lot, OF other good and pretty
things. Call more frequently. nil IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

(Vm. Dim. Agcm.)

Vm UinH, Vgfnl.)
-. Garpss, iarms, and flower seeds eafden
tools, fruit trees OF all kinds, shrubbcsy,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch bulbous, flow =
cr roots. double dahllas, books on gardening,
Sc 81, for sale at lower prices than an, other
house in this city Please call before purehas-
ing any wher, else, a, No 20 Canal street, new
buildings on the Lcvce.
All order. promptly attended TO and pu, up
Of the very best ARTICLES wiihou, delay. Flow.
or garden a, the end Of Apollo street, on Jose
phinc. near Jackson, Lafayette. nioy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

excuse for voting for proposition 80 dis.
graceful in its character. So far n, we
have seen, Mr. Clemens has been loodly
condemned even by hi. wnncs, friends.
throughout the State of Alabama,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

OF Read the article on our first page
in relation to Mr. '. T.. HowAup. lie has
got to he the laughing stock of the frees
party by him they make up their est.
mate Of Southern chivalry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
Administration Notice,

I ETTERS OF administration, with the will
IL annexed were granted to the undersigned,
on the estate Of Thomas u. Davenport, dee d,
on the 2l-i day Of June, 1850. Al person,
having claims against said estate, are hereby
notified to present them within the time pre-
~crbed by law, duly authenticated, or they viii
be barred Persons indebted TO the estate are
required to make immediate pay mcnt
SIfSAN NJ nANENHNKr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

1 It, persons are hereby notified that James
n NJ lyon holds note made by the under.
signed payable to the said Lyon, for the sum
Of about eight hundred and ninety dollars, da-
ted abou, the 18th day Of Fyb., A. u. 1914.
and due about TIE st Of March 1880, to which
note the undersigned has just and legal de-.
f.nSe, and viii no, pay the same unless COM
PEELED by law. WILLIAM CDNl.E.
nnnnln % lnnr IN. lAhn--nn Ii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
a ,,,tm,strmttom N~,icc,

I ETTEkS Of Administration having been
! ! granted to the undersigned on the estate OF
VI. +. Mills, deceased, on the 29.h day u July,
A. D. 1850, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pscsen, ,hcm
within the time prescribed BY Law, duly anthem
treated, or they will be forever barred and
those indebted 70 the same si make immcdi-
ate paymcu, to
\ c. MATiN, Adm'r.
,ssns' y 's4e r. .,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

In testimony whereof have here
unto Sc, my hand and caused the
D!Ay gseai seal Of the State to be at.
Done a, the city Of Austin, this tweniy-sey-
cnth day Of September, in the year of our
ord, oi.e thousand eight hundred and hily, and
q, The independence Of the United States the
sc,rniy.ffh, and of Texas the hf,eenth.
Z. II. BELL.
l,y the Governor.
JAuFs WIEN, >fcreiary II State
October ~, 1880 nl3 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
SODA LAKE HOTEL.

f.F1 THE subscribers beg leave to inform
-.-l-l. the public that they have taken charge
Of the Soda Lake Hotel, situated IN the town
Of Jefferson, Cass eoun;y, Texas. They arv
prepared to accommodate all who may favor
lhcm with a rali, with the best that the country
affords. :. II ELLIS,
J. ELLIOTT,
PfoPrieiors.
Jchrrson. Narh -, 1880. na3 ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

DEMAl\iNG in the Pos, Office n, Marshall
IL on the LIST Of October, inst, which, if not
taken out by the ais, day Of December, 1880,
will he sen, TO the General Po,,oilcc as dead
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
NEW tDVERTISEMENTS.

1 q. BENNERS, AR~r,y and Coaaselier
\. at Laic, Jefferson, Texas,
October II, 1850 mis- Gm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

Given under my hand and the seal Of
II. ) the county court, this the OH day of
October, 4. ID. 1850.
+. A. PATiilD, e.. j.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
PROCLAMATION

Rt TIM GOVERNOR OF rnr STATE or TEXAS.
@ the ep 1a , q, 'sS f.f ss
the adjournment of the Legislature, such as Is
contemplated in the constitution, rendering it
necessary and proper TO convene the Logisla.
turc IN extraordinary session
Therefore, |, f. lIanshrough Bell, Governor
Of the State of Texas, by virtue OF the author
ity vested In me by the constitution, DO by these
presents, hereby require that the Senators and
Representatives comprising the Legislature Of
this state. assemble IN special session at III.
capitol, in the city Of Austin. the county Of
Travis, on the third Monday in November next,
being the 18th day Of said month"; TO dolibe-
rate and take action upon, a. their wisdom may
direct, such matters as may then and there be-
presented for their consideration, involving
questions Of grca, interest to the State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

NORRIS Il TAChE1T,
IlANE Jusi received the +" Balm Of Column
bs," and would be glad to sell few bot
lice 10 the baid headed, OF those having 'cars OF
hiilnes. CAtl f., 'lr rRrt STeRt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12
Plough Mapsfar tsry.--Austln street.

The subscriber having erected
in the town Of Marshall =
anu41aMns Foundcry fog the csssing of
Plouehs exclusively, beg leave To solicit Tho
patronage OF their friends. aud rsidests Of
Texas, and will thankfully receive their ordssa
for the same.
COLEMAN 4 ALLEN.
January 10, 1880. S3y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

A u, Presiding Officer.

A y, Presiding oihcor
G p Judges.
q IL Clerks.
],
1.-The election to hll (hc Vacancies IN
the Legislature will iske place at the SAME
lime. and places as before noticed.
r \ pArlllb.
n.,,l.,ta 1850 rl- =
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bet ., lrbp. u Il Administrator
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

June -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-12

Hundred and Fifty, hnd q lhc IndePondencr o
the United States the seventy fifth, and Of TcS
a. the fifteenth,
T. H. BELL
ny the Governor;
JANIS WIrn, >ccrciary u STATE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

vhleh am sure viii distinguish your
proeesdiEgs. That lie mott. e. Of al v no
asiempi 10 aTFess lhis career Or madness
Will be perverted and assailed. their &C
ton condemned and they denounced as
" dongh-iases" and propagandisls. j. Of
course 10 be expected bni Tie patriotism
oi our faihers dad nOs fsller before danger;
nor. with them. did their love Tor the cause
IN which they Sere engaged ever wayer.
essn amId dungeons aud death. Let vs.,
then. enid happiness and peace. aemn.
late their noble example"
"'rhe sunshine paIrio. and the summer
soldier will shrink from his counly's
cause IN = lime Ike this, bnl he who
stands Il now, wilt deserve the love and
thanks Of every man and woman
| have lhs honor 10 be, gentlemen, ,oui
friend and fellow-ciiizen,
u. S. DfcKIxsoN.
Asssrs. r. J. Dillon, James T. Brady, Daniel E
Sieklss. Augustus Schcll, and Edward C.
West, committee.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-23
The Secretary of War and tn, Calphin Claim

The members of the heroic cabinet seetn to bs determined to 6il their pockets while there is chance The bOldness with which they kept them. selves to what should belong to the people, is abso lutely startling. 4 few days ago, Mir. Secretary EWING, was accused of base fraud in allowi ine claims in which he was interested. Now, Mr. Sec retary CRAWFORD, tprObAbly in anticipation of : general turning out of the cabinst,) has been de- iected in fattening himself with l-gotten spells his share the celebrated GaPhin claim. A Wash. ington correspondent of ihe New York Sun, gives the following history of the claim, and the creum- stances which required tho appointment of a com mttee of investigation
 "Much excitement exists here just now. on ac. count of the receni payment of te interest the Ga!phih cla'n." an old stager before Congress. It's story affords apt illustration of the way
 in which such matters are managed, that must write il. In l773 an ole Scotch trader among the Creek Indians ia Georgia, prosecuted claim, in pounds, shillings and pence against the English Government, amounting to our currency to SIS, OiO. The breakiug out of the revolution, pre- vemted him from recovering the money. When the hrst Congress under cur Coustilalion assembled, he or his representatives were oa hand, urgin. Inc claim upon the United States Treasury. il was resisted until late period n the lifetime of Inc fate Administration, when mfch dinging procured ths passage Of all act for his payment. The parties 10 whom il was coming. received from the Treasury the amount of the principal, Mr. Walker aud the Comptroller oi the Treasury, NIT. Mccullough peFempiorily refusing to pay the interest as not authorized by the iaw,) for which Mir George W Crawford. the chief of the agents, who successfully prosecuted u before Congress, eouiended He Is now Secretary of War. and few days ago is un- derstood to have procared (some one else being the osIensibie agent from Mr. Secretary Meredith, an order for the payment of the interest, amounting to the snug little of oae hundred aud ninety thousand toisars.. The money has actually been psia. NIT Clark Whittlesey. the Comptroller. so famous for his integrity aud frmness, refused as peremptorily as his predecessor, 10 make the pay ment as decision of his own. That Is, he sigi,ed il under protest that he did under tho orders of the Secretary of the Treasury. This is the history of this piuckng of the ia, goose, t is being re- hesrsed all over Washington just Mir Craw- lords part Of the proceeds is supposed 10 range somewhere between fifty and one hundred thous- and. after pocketing which, he can afford 10 give up The salary cl Inc Secretary of War, for the bal ance of Gen. Isyior's term. The election of Gen. Taylor was indeed fortunate circumstance for { MT. George W. Crawford.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-23
Arriyalsat the Hotels,

ANTB0xY HoUsE, JoHN BRowN. Proprietor. - Tbos McCabc. Inaisn Poini; rhos Gilleam, Saline Crossing; Col Logan, Scot CO.,; Vim M Martin, Franklin CO; R c Hawkins, Clear Lake; William Nickelson, Crawford co wm Hicks, Elm Grove; Capt Preston. Philips co; Dr Peptou, E Cummins, Little Rock; Mss E Joues. New York; George $ Birpee, Mir Patterson, D Trammeil, Cnss John son, A Meyer. A W Crossman. Dr Spring. Fort Smith; l. O BreedoB, Lewisburg; w sBanks, YszOo. Miss; Moon, Napoleon; Wan Miekle, Craw- ford co; E M Williams, Prairie co; B Ellis, Mise; Jas lzsrd aud svi, Mrs M Izard and svi, M lzard Nstchez; Major Gaines. ChicOt co; M Street, CIarksviilc; ] $ Johnson, Dr Bransoa, s D McAl- ister, Jefferson co; MT EckoIs, So Lines Mir Stone, Jesse Searcy, BatesvilIe; l. p,chiyn, Mir Colbert, Chectaw Nation: F Mcclure, Benson, Alabams; PJ Hunter, D Cresweil and lady. La; Maj Anthony, Cabin Point; Maj Norvei Steamer Armstrong; l. Good. Pulaski; J Boyd, Tennessee, It Green. Fort Gibson; l c Nj Hicks. Elm Grove; K F Dunn, Plum Bayou; Wm II SoIoman, Tenn; Mrs A F Borden. Gslveston II Muller. Jesse Perkins ana syi, Miss: E. Mcconnell, CIarksvile. Morton Galloway, E Csdy, JOha Grdin, R Rowland, Nj II Hull, Pulaski co; $ Bennett. Wm Brown Jr, l. McCTscken. Sam Lewis Fred Garriit, Sam Brookin, E Shilcat. John Mace, M Levy. Ashley. Huga BrogaB, Isasc Browning, Wm Brown, Sen. J Hut. Jas Field, John Peay. Liiiie Rock; Vim K English. Benton: Ssml L Forgay and svt. L lew and family. E DeYOung. New Orleans; II Stirman, Miss MeKissck, Fayettevlie;J William son and svt, Tenn; Vim P Dinckla. Fort Gibson; J W Dabbs, iady aud svts. Red River; T Morton. Prairie co; Cobq. Tulip; E Walker, Vicks- burg; Gen. HrrisOn, Lead Mines; Hugh Campbell. Hooker. Hinsd co. Miss; MT Jones, Dallas co; Dr w Woodhouse, Philadelphia Mir Grimes, lady and svt, s Clark, Fort Smith; John Jostus. Washingtoni J NJ Forrest, Miss; Isaac Moses, Ga; E BurgeVin, Fort W ashits.
 RocK HoTEL-Major ]. B. PELHAM, Proprietor.
 Col. Ladislas Szaiay; Wm Bogie, Fourche Bayou: ws McMurrin. Wm Nicholson, Crawford co; : B Stephens, fsasc Cordeli, FoIt Smith. John Reid Ft Wasbi'a; " BVm. Ii Wh'e,; A John on. Pulaski co; W McCord. A Mcdowell, Lead Mines; Jno NJ Butler, Dr. ThOmrson. Little Rock: Wm MeCsuley, Mss: Saml Reed. Cine innati T T Henry. W Wooiford. Richard Cray. L.wisburg; 4 c Henderson. Saline CO; Jno M. Mitchell, Jas ClaIk, Green co; Geo Hines, Butler Ky: John Todd, Sarnl Miles, Perry O.; Henry Siaekhoase, John Purslsy Prarie co; John Smith Conway CO.,: Chas Lsadbeater, Il H Simmons, James Simmons, Monroe co; John Q Hars, c C Danley. R Scarcy, 5 F Daniey, Dsnley C Peay. NJ I. Bell, J Asshly, R Farreiy, 4 smith, MN PeAv, P Trapnai Pagan, Jordoa. D " Carol, C T Jordon. Little Rock; G Benedict; Goa way co; 0 P ArmstroHg, Prarie co; W F. smith, Pine Biuas; A Atksnsihe. Minesctas Bissel and Famy. Caroline Goodwing. H Homes, II D Smith. Choeiaw Mission; M Smith, D alias co; Col Butler. Saline co.